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A kindergarten farewell poem
By TheAngelForever | June 25, 2009
Monday morning NHL had his kindgarten graduation. The kids (and teachers of course) did a fabulous job. They sang several songs, read a class poem and then it was time for the class gifts and certificates.
I must admit that I have heard this poem before thanks to being a teacher, but it really hit when my own child was receiving it. Each child was handed a sand pail with the following poem attached and the items included. Here is the poem:
In this bag you will find some things
That hold the key to what your future brings
It is with great sadness that I watch you depart
Because you have a special place in my heart.
A ruler to remind you that there are always rules to follow
Kisses to remind you that you are loved
A pencil to remind you that there are still many things to learn
A marker to remind you to leave a good mark wherever you go
A penny to remind you to use good sense
An eraser to remind you that it’s all right to make mistakes
1. Getting kindergarten certificate, 2. Happy kindergarten kid, 3. Almost a first grader, 4. Kindergarten poem
Today marked the last day of kindergarten for NHL. He is now officially on summer vacation and going to be a first grader in the fall. I am going to miss my kindergarten kid, but look forward to a fun summer with my big boy before he starts a new adventure in learning.
Topics: interesting, nhl, photos, school, summer | 2 Comments »
June 26th, 2009 at 10:48 pm
What a fun graduation gift and poem! And how exciting to think first grade is up next!
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May 2nd, 2011 at 6:01 am
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