H says ha

OK, I know I’m begin­ning to beat a dead horse into the ground but honestly. This whole Let­ter Fac­tory DVD has igni­ted a fire in my son. He’s always been inte­res­ted in books. But lately, his desire to learn about let­ters has just explo­ded. Today God gave me a gift of an inde­pen­dent son. I don’t know why, or who was tem­po­ra­rily repla­ced in BC’s body, but he was inde­pen­dent and sweet! What a treat. I was able to get a few things done this mor­ning as eClaire took a two hour nap and BC and Kayla, our dog, pla­yed in the back­yard. When I finally chec­ked on my son, BC was ecs­ta­tic with him­self. “Look mommy, I’m making let­ters!!” Below are a few pic­tu­res of what I found. Since moms tend to be trans­la­tors, I’ll trans­late each one for you.

The let­ter L


The let­ter C

The let­ter F “Mommy, is this F right?” Mommy:“The F’s lines go the other direc­tion”
“Like this, mommy?” Mommy: “Yes, like that, good job!“
The let­ter H
Ahmmm, sorry hubby! It’ll wash off.…
“D like Daddy!”


He’s also wor­king on making the let­ter B. If he gets anywhere close, he jumps for joy. B is his favo­rite let­ter. :-)

4 Comments

  1. Momma to LG said,

    March 25, 2007 @ 4:03 pm

    Funny because B was the first let­ter LG lear­ned from the Let­ter Fac­tory. She can write a few let­ters now too. I don’t dare reveal to most that she lear­ned it from a video ;-)

  2. Groovy Lady said,

    March 25, 2007 @ 5:41 pm

    Oh wow! I haven’t ever heard of that video. I wish it had been around when mine were youn­ger.. or if it was, I wish I had known about it, lol.

    Your son is doing exce­llent! His let­ters were all really good and no trans­la­tion nee­ded at all.

    I’m impres­sed!

  3. Lainey-Paney said,

    March 26, 2007 @ 8:44 am

    Pretty cute.
    I’m impres­sed!!!

  4. Lady M said,

    March 28, 2007 @ 2:09 am

    Wow, I think we might look into that video too!

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