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First Day of School 2019

Today is the first day of school for Canon! Again, he'll be at Redeemer Classical School. The school is just in its 3rd year and the size has doubled from last year to this. He is considered Form B, but we still say 2nd grade.

He came downstairs this morning at 6:50am, already dressed in his uniform, a first for him! He waited very patiently for the next hour until it was time to get with his friends and walk together. We are lucky to live next door to 3 of his classmates and another that they pick up on the way.

The year began with matins for the students and their families, as well as an installation for the teachers. Aaron will continue to teach science once a week. He starts his Seminary classes on Monday the 9th.

Ben is "officially" starting school home. Not wanting to be left out of the anticipation of school, I offered to start doing some purposeful activities with him this year. We picked up a Pre-K book from Costco and have some letter and number flashcards as well.

And my favorite - flashbacks!






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