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Name: Mick Dullaghan
Date: 08/28/03 Thursday
Circle: [smiley]
Work: [smiley]
Speech: absent
Arts and Crafts: Finished bus in the
afternoon
Lunch: absent
Specials: Computer -
absent
Story Time: [smiley]
Game: Memory [smiley]
Inclusion: Mick's class
is Music in this week. - absent K -
centers: [smiley]
Treasure Box:
[smiley]
Teacher Comments -- Library books are due
tomorrow.
niknotes -- I didn't know "Cracken" was going to remind us
about library books so I've been leaving Mick's in his back pack. He
checked out Happy Birthday, DANNY and the DINOSAUR! We read it
together at karate yesterday actually.
Mick was absent for a little
while today for his dentist's appointment. That didn't go as well as
last time, to be honest. He thrashed about in the chair when the hygienist
tried to look at his teeth, let alone polish them. As a team, we managed
to hold him down to get the front few polished, but he was absolutely
miserable. I hope no one was in the next room having a root canal because
Mick's screams easily drowned out the Muzak. For making it through any of
it, though, he earned two tokens for the prize dispenser and got the best one of
all, in my opinion, a clear rubber ball with a tooth in the middle. Pretty
cool. The other prize was a blue rubber ball, and his "goody packet"
contained a Buzz Lightyear tooth brush and some Crest stickers and toothpaste
samples. Who wouldn't love to go to the dentist! Ha ha -- Mick,
that's who. But he recovered quickly enough once we were in "the green
car." He said he wanted popcorn, so I got him some at Target, as well as
Jack's video game. And he very happily went back to school, carrying his
prize from Target, a green Mega-Blocks Safari Bus. He just called it a
school bus, but there was a driver in a pith helmet and several animals inside
with the blocks, for less than five dollars. I was afraid at first, when
he saw the display, that he would want a Thomas the Tank Engine character for
his train set, three times as expensive as the bus that he was quite happy to
get. Oh, and even though I said "Cracken" at the beginning of my
notes, Mick actually greeted her upon his return with "Hi, Miss
McCracken!" supposedly because I practiced her name with him by singing
"Ms. McCracken is Mick's teacher . . ." over and over to a tune he
knows.
Now he's having some juice, while wearing Jack's "your
karate shirt."