May 2012
Teacher
Nancy’s Interview with Justin
My name is Justin David Standlee.
I’m 4. My birthday is on June 13th.
Then I’ll be 5.
My hair is brownish. When I look
in the sun my eyes change color. They are like leopard or any color.
I live
at 22933 Kirby Street. My house is gray outside. I play in my
backyard. Probably I play going down my blue slide and my pole. I
play with my dog and the chicks. I have a bedroom. My toys are in
my playroom. My favorite thing is my red and white soccer ball.
Betsy is my mom’s name. I
think she’s 63. She’s a really young mom. Her job is taking
care of the house, cleaning, planting, and taking care of the rose
bushes and me. I like to go on hikes with Dad and me and Mom and
Cody.
My dad’s name is Daddy and
David. His job is taking care of the chicks and giving them water
and taking care of the sprinkler system and the bigger chickens. He
works at church. I think he’s 55. He’s really old. At
nighttime we do fun stuff. We usually wrestle and I pin him down.
My dog Koty is a Swiss Mountain
Dog. He’s 6 and a half. He’s fun to go on hikes with. Me or
Dad or Mom feed him. I have 8 big chicks and 3 little ones. I love
playing with them.
I like to play with Nick, Carson
and Cheyanne.
Pink is my favorite color.
My favorite song is “Baa Baa
Black Sheep.”
I think my favorite story is the
story about me.
My favorite place to go is to the
Yogurt Factory. I get rice crispy and fruit.
My favorite thing to eat is an
egg and cheese toasted sandwich.
At My Own School I like to play
with cars and the airplane and the blocks, do art, play with
playdough, dress up, circle time, snack, dig in the Land of Sand,
play soccer, go up the slide with sticky feet and hide from Brynn in
the cave.
I can count . . . .
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27,
28, 29!
When I grow up I’m going to be
a worker and work on houses and old buildings.
The best thing I can do all by
myself is ride my two-wheeler. That’s my best thing ever. I have
a new dirt bike without an engine. It’s sparkly silver.
I’m trying to learn how to
read. I wonder what it would be like to be a chick or a chicken …..
I
don’t know about Kindergarten yet. I’m excited. I’ll learn
more reading.
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