Returning home Jay, Veronica, Hannah and Zech all had been homeschooled and was obligated to learn. They each had an original curriculum to follow. Mom often caught Jay reading alone.
He'd always reed throughout his life.
Which made mom very proud of him.
From the living room couch mom called to Jay, "which books are you reading now"?
Jay sat on a bean bag in his room flipping through pages of books that were on his bookshelf.
Not saying a word Jay was intensely amused at the colorful wild foxes in his book.
He was reading out loud as she ascended to his room.
Turning around and heading out the door, mom when to check on Zech who was in her room on her bed.
He'd always go to her room and relax.
What is in your hand, Zech, mom asked.
My remote to my game mom, he immediately replied.
Where is your writing pad for your name?
You are to be downstairs writing your name and numbers for me to see, she stated.
Ah, okay mom and then afterwards can I, can I play the WII game?
Mom smiled, looking him in his big brown eyes she held his hand saying yes you can son.
Zech and mom paced downstairs to the kitchen table. After spellings Z E C H name on the paper 📝, mom passed him the pencil to trace his name.
While he traced his name mom sounded out the letters properly pronouncing each letter.
Zech wrote his name about five times and traced the numbers one through thirty, once.
Mom was proud of Zech and hoped his name and number stuck with him.
Off he went flying up the stairs to connect the game. By then Jay had read two books and completed a math sheet alone for mom to review and their step dad was soon to be arriving home.
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Mommy Are You There? Stand Tall!
AdventureA tale about a mother and her children who separated after a change in their lives. Some content is factual. This story is written some in dialogue format for children's reading purposes ages five year and up. A completely original story.
