Today Andrew felt inclined to talk about his "English" workbooks. I have been very impressed with how my children have been progressing in their "English" workbooks.
Today though, I had a FUNNY... Too funny. I just had to share. I understand that the spelling is probably too atrocious to share, but I don't care. It was great, so here it is:
Workbook:
"Write a sentence. Tell how a cookie tastes."
Andrew:
"yume, srumshis and dlishis."
Interpretation:
"Yummy, scrumptious, and delicious." (Yeah, I wouldn't have done much better with that)
Work Book:
"Write a sentence. Tell how if feels when you pet a cat.
Andrew:
"(backwards G)intol, nise and (backwards c)inde."
Interpretation:
"Gentle, nice and kind."
Work Book:
"Write a sentence. Tell about the loudest sound you ever heard."
Andrew:
"mom toking"
Interpretation:
I decline to interpret. :-)
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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4 comments:
Rolling on the floor laughing!!!
Way to go Andrew!
(he hasn't heard Auntie Analene, that's why his answer was Mom) ;-)
LOL
The scary thing is I didn't need the interpretations. I have seen my fair share of creative spelling!
By the way, I answered your question- check my comments.
Blessings,
Suzanne
So funny Heather! Hey, the guy's spelling phonetically. Good for him! The rest will fall into place as he gets older. :)
-Faith
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