I find myself saying it a lot but we don't let Miloh watch a lot of TV... Mostly because it goes a bit against Montessori at home (although we're pretty reform with that) and also because we, read I, watch too much and we don't want Miloh in the habit. On the list of things he does watch is The Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That. Netflix is our friend in the mornings so he will get a bit of that or Sesame Street while the person who's on duty that AM tries to actually wake up. And Miloh truly loves the show. He calls it hat and pats his head. He let's us know that there's a fish on screen every time the fish comes on screen, he dances and says "Go, go, go" when they sing that song. Unfortunately since we really only watch on Netflix we've only seen eight episodes... But this gives me time to really think about the show. Here are some problems with it: The Cat in the Hat actually really knows almost nothing about everything. He does ...
Okay, little bro. I like the project. I love the pictures. Heck, I wish I got Legos for Chanukah. The only problem is that I have totally found evidence that you don't use me like you need to for your math. There were 5 guys, each of whom took 5 photos. That's 25, not 5^5. That sign in the middle is a caret (not a carat or a carrot) and means "raised to the power." 5^5 is 3125. If you wanted to go with the 5^4, that's 625. Do the math, little bro, since you need to be posting a lot more pics... Love y'all!
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