The Tasneem Cocolate Garden is in Malaysia, yum yum.
Well, I have to say that it’s always a pleasure to see my mom and the reaction of the children when she arrives.They really went all out – we blew up balloons and put up the welcome sign, literally seconds before they arrived, lol. It’s always last minute around here.
We were very busy this time, and we took advantage of the nice weather and took the ferry to Centre Island.
My mother-in-law, husband’s cousin and her family and brother-in-law’s family also came.
Just about everyone that my children love were there all at once – a real novelty for them.
My daughter took this one!
The best part for me is always the pier overlooking Lake Ontario.
The weather was gorgeous all day but as soon as we got back to the van the sky opened up and my whole backside got soaked in an instant!
It’s a good thing we didn’t wait for a later ferry.
My husband even convinced me to go to the Ontario Science Centre (he’s the king of free passes, lol).
This time, the bottom floor had snakes and lizards as the main display.
The kids were very sad to see her go and there were tears rolling down cheeks as they said their goodbyes at the airport.
She’s not that far away and they talk nearly everyday but there’s nothing like having your granny snuggle in the bed with you!
And then you can make one of these arks.
Let them express themselves and then paste the ark onto the paper. Very simple and not really messy.
I like their clothing and haven’t purchased anything in a while, but at least I can have less hassle and get in on the shipping deals now that they are targeting Canada.
She’s been here since Saturday and will be here until Friday so maybe I will give a proper post on the weekend, InshaALLAH.
This is very touching, AlhamduLILLAH. Make du’a for the instructors and the children, InshaALLAH.
This is good for those of you teaching diphthongs and phonetics.
This is a nice one too. I think I need to get on board and do some of these! It’s an excellent way to teach geography.
