Logan's Thanksgiving Feast

Today was Logan's Thanksgiving Feast at school. We had lunch with Brooke at her school on Tuesday this week, but no pictures since I just got to go eat with her. We had fun that day too and ate some yummy Thanksgiving traditional foods.

Well, as you will read in my previous post the morning started off rocky, but ended wonderfully and so much to be thankful for. I thought he had more in his class than this, but only one little girl was out sick and one little boy who is no longer coming, so it is a small group. They were so good during the Feast.

When we first got there, several of them were making some loud noises and Logan just put his hands over his ears and little Grant (beside Logan on the right) looks as if he is praying for them to stop. Good Job Grant!
Caty Beth and Logan have been best pals for their whole life. They are exactly one week apart and are in Sunday School together along with Preschool.
It was so funny to watch Logan at this age and remember back when Brooke was in the 2 year old class having her Feast. She would not wear her costume or hat and Logan did not want to take his off until we got home. She would not get up and sing and Logan did not have a shy bone in his body singing! Brooke has changed a lot in that department though.

Ready and waiting to sing the Little Indian song.

One little boy got upset because he wanted to sit instead of stand and then the other one started crying just because the first one was. Chain reaction, they happen everywhere and we all go through this one time or another. That could have very easily been my child had he not been on the other side of the group!

Mrs. Kelly broke out Logan's special graham crackers since he doesn't eat most of what gets put on his plate. Luckily I signed up for cheese, because we know he likes cheese and he has half a bag left to eat! And he is the only one that doesn't drink juice, he gets water, which I am not disappointed with that one at all.

Last one still eating! He had to have a mini cupcake to go along with his cookie!

Enjoy the two videos below of the 10 Little Indians song and a class prayer! Too cute!