Tanner taught me a lesson the other day using a prop. Sounds like something we'd see in Relief Society, right? Here's a recap of my lesson:
While folding laundry, he came up to me and said, "Mom, I wish your (picking up one of my bras but not remembering the word, so I said, "Bra"), yes, bra, was refoseable." Huh? I was confused. Refoseable isn't a word so I asked him, "Refoldable?" (I was folding laundry....it made sense). "No. Refoseable." Ok...."You mean resolvable?" "No. Ugh!" I really had NO idea what he was trying to say, so I told him I was sorry for not understanding his word. He then left the room and came back a minute later with some of his sweats. He held them up and put his one arm into one leg of the pants and pulled it through so it was inside-out. "Refoseable". OH!!!! "REVERSIBLE!" "Yes! Refoseable!" : )
Tanner's "R" sounds a lot like a "W" or "O" depending on where it falls in the word. I figured out that the word started with an "R" instead of a "W", but couldn't figure out the middle "R", which was making his "V" sound like an "F". I LOVE that my 5 yr old son had enough patience with me to go and get a prop to teach me his word. I don't think I wouldn't have thought of that. He's so smart!!
I love you, Tanner! Thanks for teaching me something new and for being so patient with my misunderstanding.
And for the record, I still have no idea why he wished my bras were reversible...and neither does he; he just does. LOL! : )
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
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