The girl is a cuddler, she likes to be half asleep and dig her feet under my thighs. I like the weekend routine.
This morning, was different, she bolted upright and announced "Zero is an odd number. No matter how many you have, even a hundred zero's, you still have nothing. No, wait, zero is an even number, if you have zero, I have zero, and A has zero, we still have nothing. If you don't have anything you still have zero."
Bleary eyed and confused, all I could do was listen to her rattle off her thoughts quickly like a machine gun.
Once she was satisfied with her monologue, she dug her toes under me and began to cuddle.
The weekend has begun.
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Wait til she misunderstands her teacher.
My daughter, who just started second grade, swears that she heard her teacher say that "w" is a vowel.
She will not accept any argument against it, because she heard her teacher say it. We even Googled it for her. No dice.
My conundrum is this: What if her teacher actually DID say that? Horrifying is the thought.
Feel lucky your daughter stopped her own conversation...my daughter just keeps on goin'.
Moooooog35
Actually, W is considered a vowel sometimes depending on how its used in the word, such has the words HOW and VOW. same thing with Y. AEIOU and sometimes W and Y is how I learned it in school and so did my 22 year old ds.
Lol, I've only learned a-e-i-o-u-and sometimes-Y as being vowels.
Dear moooooog35, I'm also glad she doesn't have a pencil fetish.
Anon~I was REALLY curious about the W thing and searched online and it seems pretty divided - W is or isn't a vowel. Anyway thanks for the comment, because if you didn't comment, I would have never known there was a controversy!
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