Proud Mom
My son got the Gold Star in his report card. He is on Top One.
OMG!
I really am not expecting this.
I even told my officemates that sometimes I feel guilty for not looking after him with their lessons.
His Daddy was the one who got his report card from school. He said, when the principal announced the Top One- Louie Geraurd Ignacio! At the back of his mind, hey, that is my son! He just cannot get the smile off his face because he was so proud of his son.
I told kuya, from now on, I will call you Mr. Top One.
When I enrolled him last June as Nursery, I was not confident that kuya will do well in school. I was so worried because kuya does not know how to write his own name. He cannot count from one to one hundred. Unlike his classmates, I overheard from the their parents that their child can do this and do that.
Everyday when I came home from the office, I always asked him what he did in school. What are the songs they sang. And he always tell me, wala, nag pencil lang saka nag-color. There was even a time when I told him na we will study, what he told me was, Mommy ang aral sa school lang hindi sa house. Those were the first few weeks of classes.
Later on, he tells me about their lessons. He even teaches his little brother Jule. And when I say, we will do his assignment, he is very attentive. I am also not the type who scolds if his answer is wrong. I always tell him it is alright. I just tell him every night, galingan mo sa school tomorrow ha? He will just answer, Opo.
OMG!
I really am not expecting this.
I even told my officemates that sometimes I feel guilty for not looking after him with their lessons.
His Daddy was the one who got his report card from school. He said, when the principal announced the Top One- Louie Geraurd Ignacio! At the back of his mind, hey, that is my son! He just cannot get the smile off his face because he was so proud of his son.
I told kuya, from now on, I will call you Mr. Top One.
When I enrolled him last June as Nursery, I was not confident that kuya will do well in school. I was so worried because kuya does not know how to write his own name. He cannot count from one to one hundred. Unlike his classmates, I overheard from the their parents that their child can do this and do that.
Everyday when I came home from the office, I always asked him what he did in school. What are the songs they sang. And he always tell me, wala, nag pencil lang saka nag-color. There was even a time when I told him na we will study, what he told me was, Mommy ang aral sa school lang hindi sa house. Those were the first few weeks of classes.
Later on, he tells me about their lessons. He even teaches his little brother Jule. And when I say, we will do his assignment, he is very attentive. I am also not the type who scolds if his answer is wrong. I always tell him it is alright. I just tell him every night, galingan mo sa school tomorrow ha? He will just answer, Opo.
I always tell him how very good he was for every score he got and I know it motivates him. Even simple things like, he will ask, Mommy, M ba yung start ng mommy? I said, yes M, very good!
I know that it just too soon to say because it is just First Grading Period, there are still Second, Third and Fourth but I consider the Gold star on the report card a big achievement for my son.
I am so proud of you, kuya!
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