http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Jason/26197 The first time The Pumpkin busted out with the Pledge of Allegiance, we were totally surprised.&nbsp; Apparently, a different kid in her class is chosen every day to be &ldquo;the leader,&rdquo; and one of the duties of the leader is to lead the class in the pledge.&nbsp; When she first role-played this for us, she even included her teacher (she played her teacher) correcting a whole bunch of kids individually on which hand to use [her teacher got a kick out of this when we told her].&nbsp; This week, The Pumpkin is Student of the Week&mdash;every student gets to be Student of the Week once during the school year, with photos from home and things about them [we had to edit &ldquo;My favorite thing about school is: playing with Priscilla&rdquo; to &ldquo;...playing with my friends&rdquo; so as to not exclude anyone!] on the bulletin board.&nbsp; And one thing kids get to do as Student of the Week is be the leader.&nbsp; So this video is la dra. helping her practice.&nbsp; Heh. (Crossposted from daddyinastrangeland.com.) The first time The Pumpkin busted out with the Pledge of Allegiance, we were totally surprised.&nbsp; Apparently, a different kid in her class is chosen every day to be &ldquo;the leader,&rdquo; and one of the duties of the leader is to lead the class in the pledge.&nbsp; When she first role-played this for us, she even included her teacher (she played her teacher) correcting a whole bunch of kids individually on which hand to use [her teacher got a kick out of this when we told her].&nbsp; This week, The Pumpkin is Student of the Week&mdash;every student gets to be Student of the Week once during the school year, with photos from home and things about them [we had to edit &ldquo;My favorite thing about school is: playing with Priscilla&rdquo; to &ldquo;...playing with my friends&rdquo; so as to not exclude anyone!] on the bulletin board.&nbsp; And one thing kids get to do as Student of the Week is be the leader.&nbsp; So this video is la dra. helping her practice.&nbsp; Heh. (Crossposted from daddyinastrangeland.com.) en-us <p>well done!&nbsp;&nbsp; (isn't it great to have youtube?&nbsp; How did our parents ever keep their families updated without it?)&nbsp; :)</p> http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Jason/26197/#c_235068 http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/Jason/26197/#c_235068 <p>well done!&nbsp;&nbsp; (isn't it great to have youtube?&nbsp; How did our parents ever keep their families updated without it?)&nbsp; :)</p>