The Bradens: Mother's Day Ice Cream Party

On Wednesday of this week, I was invited to Colsen's class for a Mother's day ice cream party. I was very excited to come. Colsen met me at his classroom door and handed me a hand made corsage. He then showed me to the table and pulled out my chair for me to sit. It was the sweetest thing. At my spot I had made for me a beautiful painted flower pot. The flowers and butterfly's were made using his finger prints. Inside the flower pot was a butterfly. The body of the butterfly was a picture of Colsen and the wings were hands shaped in love position in sign language. Since it was an ice cream party the children got to go up and tell Ms. Cindy and Ms. Amy what toppings they thought their mom would like on the vanilla ice cream. When it was his turn to go up and make my ice cream sundae he chose chocolate syrup and sprinkles. No whip cream or cherries for me. He was so sweet to bring me such a delicious treat!! After all the moms had been served the kids were able to have their ice cream. While in the classroom all the moms noticed these pictures of what we thought were pictures of us that the kids had created. The problem was their were no names on them. While the kids were eating their ice cream sundaes, Ms. Cindy and Ms. Amy read a description and we as moms would have to guess which mom Ms. Cindy or Ms. Amy were talking about. It was such a fun game. This was the description that Ms. Cindy read aloud to me.

This Mommy is 41 years old.
This Mommy has black hair.
This Mommy's favorite food is grilled cheese.
In her spare time, this Mommy enjoys...my mommy likes to play my trains.
My Mommy is happy when she playing with me.
My Mommy carries some stuff, a blanket, and her phone in the purse.
I love my Mommy because I like her.
My Mommy's name is Mama, Mama!

After all the descriptions were read the children got up and sang some songs for us. We also got to do the Tutty Ta dance with the children. I had such a fun time spending the afternoon with my little man!! Thank you Colsen for all the wonderful surprises and fun. I will never forget it!!

Colsen holds up his butterfly flowerpot. It was supper cute!!