Hunter graduated from
Jacque's preschool a week ago. It was such a good night for us. I always love this program. It is so good and I sit on the verge of tears through the whole thing. I loved
Lincoln's last year and
Palmer's the year before that as well.
The decorations are so amazing and I just sit and feel like I am kid graduation heaven.
Miss
Jacque is the queen of organization and order. I LOVE this about her and her preschool. We had to request our tickets WAY in advance and then we got a couple of "ticket confirmations". The kids had a rehearsal for their program and that night we received a diagram of the stage with a mark indicating where Hunter was sitting so we could sit in a good place to see him and get pictures. The night of the graduation we got those CUTE tickets above. The whole thing is A.MA.ZING.
They call each of the kids' names as they go under the "Inching our Way to College" arch. My camera was on a weird setting that I wasn't aware of and the pictures are blurry. Lame. Just picture his cute little face on that blurry body :) My white balance was also way off. oh well.
He sat smiling at Josh and me. I love the most how these kids feel like a million dollars. My little sister
Michelle just graduated from USU and my brother David graduated from Westminster with his MBA last night (so cool right? I am so proud of him). Any time Hunter hears about someone graduating he whispers to me "I graduated too". I love it.
They began the program with the Pledge of
Allegiance. I love that Hunter knows that. He worked hard to
pass it off.
Hunter got to hold up the November sign. They go through each month of the year with a poem and song to go with it.
"T" is my new favorite letter :)
He sang every song with such passion with his brow furrowed. I love my little boy.
The patriotic songs are my favorite. They also sing the song that was the theme for the 2002 Olympics. I always get chills when they sing it. Hunter looked me in the eyes through the whole song. I LOVED that moment. I will never forget it.
At the end of the program they each get their diploma, the memory book they have worked on all year and they are asked what they want to be when they grow up. Hunter had told us he was going to say he wanted to be a "ninja". I was totally looking forward to that. He changed his mind at the last moment however and said he wanted to be a police officer. That is three for three of our kids that have said they wanted to be that when they grow up. I actually think they all still want to be police officers.
The proud graduate.
His very proud family :)
Hunter graduated from Jacque's preschool a week ago. It was such a good night for us. I always love this program. It is so good and I sit on the verge of tears through the whole thing. I loved Lincoln's last year and Palmer's the year before that as well. 
The decorations are so amazing and I just sit and feel like I am kid graduation heaven. 
Miss Jacque is the queen of organization and order. I LOVE this about her and her preschool. We had to request our tickets WAY in advance and then we got a couple of "ticket confirmations". The kids had a rehearsal for their program and that night we received a diagram of the stage with a mark indicating where Hunter was sitting so we could sit in a good place to see him and get pictures. The night of the graduation we got those CUTE tickets above. The whole thing is A.MA.ZING. 
They call each of the kids' names as they go under the "Inching our Way to College" arch. My camera was on a weird setting that I wasn't aware of and the pictures are blurry. Lame. Just picture his cute little face on that blurry body :) My white balance was also way off. oh well.
He sat smiling at Josh and me. I love the most how these kids feel like a million dollars. My little sister Michelle just graduated from USU and my brother David graduated from Westminster with his MBA last night (so cool right? I am so proud of him). Any time Hunter hears about someone graduating he whispers to me "I graduated too". I love it.
They began the program with the Pledge of Allegiance. I love that Hunter knows that. He worked hard to pass it off. 
Hunter got to hold up the November sign. They go through each month of the year with a poem and song to go with it. 
"T" is my new favorite letter :)
He sang every song with such passion with his brow furrowed. I love my little boy.
The patriotic songs are my favorite. They also sing the song that was the theme for the 2002 Olympics. I always get chills when they sing it. Hunter looked me in the eyes through the whole song. I LOVED that moment. I will never forget it. 
At the end of the program they each get their diploma, the memory book they have worked on all year and they are asked what they want to be when they grow up. Hunter had told us he was going to say he wanted to be a "ninja". I was totally looking forward to that. He changed his mind at the last moment however and said he wanted to be a police officer. That is three for three of our kids that have said they wanted to be that when they grow up. I actually think they all still want to be police officers.
The proud graduate. 
His very proud family :)
5 comments:
That is one fabulous graduation program! Your family is so adorable! I just wanted to thank you for all your cute ideas you put on here! I borrowed your embellished scissors idea, they turned out so cute! Keep the good ideas coming :)
That is one fabulous graduation program! Your family is so adorable! I just wanted to thank you for all your cute ideas you put on here! I borrowed your embellished scissors idea, they turned out so cute! Keep the good ideas coming :)
Thanks Jaimie. You are so great to comment! I am glad that you are finding ideas on here to use...I always wonder if anyone uses them. I have some good ones coming up :)
While looking for preschool graduation program ideas, I happened to come upon your blog. You have an absolutely beautiful family and the photos help me with great ideas. Thank you!
Hi! My name is Hannah...I went on Pinterest for some help with a preschool graduation program and found myself here. I just wanted to say thanks for posting! Also, I had to laugh because we have twin families (and we're also LDS)... I've got 4 boys (4,6,8,10) and a girl dog (Lab retriever). I wanted to send out some love and solidarity from out here in North Carolina!
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