They tried to do some games which was just an excuse for the organizers to completely stress themselves out. Coordinating a bunch of kids of varying ages into teams for games??? Not an easy task. So, they did the smart thing & just did one game- for fun- no competition.
When the kids were to line up for the egg hunt I was convinced that Sydney was not paying attention to the man trying to explain the rules. She was too worried about where Max had gone to, but as soon as the man said that kids ages 1-3 could go- she yells, "I'm 3 & was off like a bullet". I guess she was only paying attention for the important part.
After the egg hunt was lunch & a movie. They had technical difficulties getting set-up, so while they were figuring that out they had a talent contest. The man asked if anyone had a song to sing or a joke to tell. I couldn't believe it but Sydney was the first one up there & sang Humpty Dumpty. Max too got up to tell a joke. Funny kids.
After those activities were over it was off to Sydney's last gymnastics class. I am glad she had fun during it, because I don't think she actually learned anything from the experience.
Once we got home, Sydney finally got to ride her bike that she got for Christmas. There were snow banks surrounding her, but at least the sidewalks were clear enough for her to go out. We definitely need to take her to a bike shop to have her properly fitted for a helmet. The one she has is supposed to be for 5-year-olds, but it seems way too small for her. Jason & I took advantage of the time (& also to keep him from freaking out that he could not ride the bike) to go for a walk. He spent the walk pointing to every truck and bird he saw. Still not that intelligible in his speech, but at least he now tries.
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