We can't stop wondering how marvelous the mind of a child is. In this section we will try to capture some of what your children are teaching us ... the fun way.

One child said recently to a teacher:

"I had a red doll at home". The teacher wanting to correct the grammar repeated for the child: "You mean "I have a red doll at home." The child looked up with excitement in her eyes "Me too. Me too!" The teacher thinking the child was not "getting it" repeated: "NO, you mean: I have a red doll at home". The child more vehemently repeated "Yes, yes. Me too! Me too!" Who is not getting it!!!

The children were watching Thomas the Engine Movie.
To make the viewing more educational I was asking questions as the movie was playing. One question was posed to a 4 year old boy:

 

"Have you ever been on a REAL train?" The little boy answered: "Yes, but it was not a real train because HE was not talking". Taking great care not to laugh, I turn my head as a 4 year old girl was pulling at my arm, with a sarcastic smile on her face and waving her hand as to dismiss the boy's response. "Ms. Anne-Marie" she said, "he does not know what he is talking about." And with a spark in her beautiful blue eyes she added "Trains are girls!"