Anchalee read Dr. Seuss's book "Go Dog Go!"

One of our friends gave Suwan and Anchalee a whole set of Dr. Seuss's Books.  We started to read together and we had great fun.  The girls seem to know a lot of words they learn from their four years experience of observation and practice word writing.  I don't expect them to know that much at this age but they sure surprised me a lot of time.  They both love to read books, but by far the Dr. Seuss's ones are the best.

                                      Here is a video of Anchalee, the younger twins reading "Go Dog Go!

Happy Thanksgiving

The girls were having Thanksgiving Party at school last Tuesday.  All the kids were putting on American Indian headdresses and Pilgrim-hats that they made in class.  Their teacher helped them make hand printed turkey and decorated with feathers. The parents brought in home made ethnic food to share with students and others.  I had a good time watching and playing with the kids.  When it was time to eat, they all lined up to wash their hand.  3 other parents and I were helping the little one dished up their plates.  I made Chinese chicken bun to share but that was quite popular as pizza and mac and cheese.

Twin Girls Costume - Halloween Party at Beltsville Preschool

Suwan, the older twin girl dresses up as Cleopatra

Anchalee, the younger twins dresses up as Thumbelina

Last Friday, the girls' school were having a fall harvest and Halloween party for students.  They seemed to enjoyed and having a lot of fun.  The girls' school is pretty unique with such a diversity groups of kids.  They have friends that speaks Spanish and Chinese.  I wish I could do better job teaching the girls Thai.

I  was watching the kids having fun showing each other costumes.  There were 3 batmen, UPS boy, Queen, strawberry short cake, Ghost, and other I don't even know.  The kids were cute. Couple of parents hand made some goody bags for the children and baked cupcakes.  Suwan and Anchalee both ate 2 cup cakes and brought home little Halloween goodies.

Pledge of Allegiance

Anchalee surprised me last night when she told me that she would pledge alligence to me.  I listen to her and was quite impressed that she could do that.
Here what she said "I have to raise my right hand first, my teacher said." The she started to recite the Pledge which says...
"I pledge Allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation under God, indivisible,
with Liberty and Justice for all."
I guess four years olds are smarter than we think, ha.




 

What 4 years-old kids think

Yesterday, Suwan spilled some drink on the coffee table.  I asked her not to take the cover off the zippy cup buy she did it anyway.  After the spilled, I asked her to get wipe the table.  She was complaining about table surface is too rough and that it was very hard to get all the liquid out.  "This is too hard, why are you choosing me to do this job, mom?"  She looked at me with such an innocent eyes.  I told her be cause she created the mess and she had to clean it up.  She didn't say any thing afterward.  I thought that was cute what she said to me.

The other day, Anchalee ran to me and told me that her wish didn't come true.  When I asked her what her wish was she told me that she wished for not to have advertisement on television so that she can watches cartoon continuously.  I told her it will be pretty hard to have that wish come true.