for a couple months now isaac has been attending preschool two days a week at mira costa college. it is one of the many free benefits he receives through the hope infancy program as a result of his partial deafness. the school is all play based and it has been a great thing for him as he loves to be with friends and spends countless hours exploring. friday night was their open house, so we got to go and catch a glimpse at what he has been up to.
we arrived nearly 20 minutes early, with plenty of time to take pictures beforehand. although i initially made fun of annie for making us get there so early, the place ended up being pretty packed by the time it started. you would have thought that monet had come back from the dead or something. i was, however, more than a little disappointed to find that there was no wine or cheese. isn't that supposed to be standard fare at these artsy sorts of things?
this was a painting the whole class had worked on together, entitled "forest". they took pine cones, rolled them in paint, and then onto the canvas. isaac's teacher let us know that each time he got paint on his hands, he would go over to the sink and wash them off. this is no surprise b/c there is not a day that goes by that isaac does not come home with one pair of clothes that has been entirely soaked by his time playing in any water he can find. 
his is the second one from the left. can you tell he is more than a little proud? 
a close up of what annie called, "isaac's first piece". oh, the potential.
isaac's teachers are the greatest: karina, yi-cheng, and brandi (from left)
grauntie brought down some magnifying glasses and bugs for the boys so they could be like sid the science kid. think mr. wizard's world for a new generation. she also took us out to islands to celebrate the big opening. isaac ate fries and chicken tenders like a man. 
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