Yesterday was the first day of Kindergarten for Little Buckaroo. We waved to the school bus and hopped in the car to head to the lake, homeschooling at its best!

Now, Little Buckaroo can read and write and is pretty good at basic math, so we decided to teach him about useful things like breathing. Well, breathing while snorkeling.

Then we worked on hand/eye coordination as they shot their daddy with
waterguns on the boat. I am sure this will come in handy in the future, um, hopefully not the shooting but the hand/eye coordination.
Then came the aquatic lesson, sink or swim. Their is a life lesson in here people so don't go thinking we did not do any educating on our first day of school.
Our guy is a brave warrior! He did not hesitate trying tubing for the first time and after going once with his dad, decided that he could do it all by himself, and he did it like a champ! I think I might be in for some stressful, worrisome times with these two boys. I better not tell them what extreme sports are.
Next lesson, you can always trust your father. No matter what kind of bumps come along.
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3 :5-6
Now, this is a lesson in humility, Big Buckaroo threw me in the lake and I still let him take a picture of me. Hey, it's all about that little boy right there (not the BIG girl in the tube).
Many kids go to the local pool and have swim lessons, we State Park folks just throw them in a lake and say swim. Now, now people, we do have life preservers on them.

On the way home, Little Buckaroo said, "Mommy, I think I am dreaming, this has been the greatest day of my life." After pinching him to ensure him that he was awake, all I said is "Welcome to Kindergarten big guy, we are in for one big adventure!"
His grace is overwhelming!
The Park Wife