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Ep. 13 | My 6-Year-Old Explains End-of-Year School Traditions

from The Savvi Mom: Say That Again?! · host Vanessa | The Savvi Mom

n this episode, Gabriella and Mommy talk about ABC Countdown and all the fun school theme days leading up to summer break. Gabriella explains how each letter of the alphabet has a different activity, from Kindness Day to imagination projects and classroom experiments.They also talk about what end-of-year school traditions feel like through a kid’s eyes, including walking water science experiments, “would you rather” games, lollipops during class, and the excitement of finally bringing home school books after a full year of hard work.Along the way, Gabriella shares her very serious thoughts on spelling tests vs. dictation, how kindness should be measured “halfway over the rainbow,” and why first grade feels completely different from kindergarten. Parents will probably relate to the part where Mommy admits she used ChatGPT to organize the entire ABC Countdown calendar. Survival mode, but make it efficient.If you enjoyed this episode, follow the podcast so you don’t miss the next one and share it with someone who might enjoy it too.

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