IT'S SPRING!!!Yes it is Spring, and we are preparing for day light to be longer. Yeah, so we can play outside longer. We can get in playing team sports like, tennis, soccer, t-ball, e golf and ven cheerleading.
One of my friends really wanted to play soccer. She asked her mother over and over again can she play. Her mom was hesitant (unsure) because my friend already had so many other activities she was involved in. She sings in the choir, dances and does martial arts.
Quess what? her mom said yes.
So she got to play in the game yesterday and her team won. The score was 6-2. 
She said that there was lots of yelling and cheering for everyone. She even told me that her coach broke his leg earlier in the week, but he was able to coach her team with a cast on his leg and crutches. Seems like he is dedicated to his players. WAY TO GO!!! COACH.
She said that there was lots of yelling and cheering for everyone. She even told me that her coach broke his leg earlier in the week, but he was able to coach her team with a cast on his leg and crutches. Seems like he is dedicated to his players. WAY TO GO!!! COACH.So everyone get outside and have some fun in the Spring Time sun.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
"When I have to make decisions, I know the universe will help me choose WISELY." 
CREATIVE ACTIVITY
VERRY BERRY POUND
Ingredient
1 pint raspberries1 quart strawberries
1 pint blueberries
1 pint blackberries
1 cup sugar
1 pound cake
Whipped cream or cool whip
Supplies
Bowl
Spoon
Plate
Directions
Put berries and sugar in a bowl
Mash berries in sugar with a spoon
Slice 2 pieces of pound cake
LAYER BY LAYER
Pour fruit mixture in center of a small plate
Place one slice of cake on top of fruit
Pour another scoop of fruit on top cake
Place second slice of cake on top of fruit
Pour one more scoop of fruit on top of second cake slice
Drop one table spoon of whip topping on fruit
Oh So GOOD!!!
ENJOY
Options
Angel food cake
recipe courtesy of Emeril Lagasse
Modified by Ms. Mona
Modified by Ms. Mona
QUESS WHAT?
Did you know that the
Early footballs (soccerfootballs)were sewn up with laces. These days, footballs are made from synthetic leather patches sewn together in a design based on the 'Buckminster Ball' or known as the Buckyball. The American architect Richard Buckminster Fuller came up with the design when he was trying to find a way for constructing buildings using a minimum of materials.
TODAY'S GUESTION
How are you going to celebrate SPRING?
BE SAFE
HAVE FUN
Ms. Mona
Sunrae & friends
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