Departure from home

When Dad says we have to leave to go to Tutti Frutti, I’m still a little tired. And then, I’m playing and I don’t want to leave the house. So Daddy has to insist a little, but not too much.

Arrival at Tutti Frutti

Even before you get to the school you can hear the children playing and talking and laughing. I’m a bit scared when I arrive because I don’t know many people yet and I haven’t made any friends yet. But there is always a teacher or someone or even Mrs. Tutti Frutti who comes to welcome me.

Morning activities

When everyone is in the classroom, Julien explains what we are going to do. He doesn’t say a single word of French. But it’s funny because even so, I understood that we’re going to make pancakes. That’s great, I love pancakes. I can even say it to you in Dutch: “Ik houd van pannenkoeken !”

In short, we spend the morning preparing the ingredients, mixing them, then cooking the pancakes and frying them. Julien is very nice, but, as soon as we hold the pan in our hands, he becomes very strict. He keeps saying “Pas op! ». By his tone, I understand that we have to be very careful.

Lunch and recreation

We’re obviously very happy because for dessert, we all got to eat the pancakes we made this morning. They were delicious. It’s a shame there weren’t more!

We, the older ones, can go and play in the garden while the little ones have a nap.

I made two new friends: Charlotte who is 7 years old like me and Antonin who is smaller. We played a bit, then Julien came to pick us up.

Afternoon activities

Julien told us that this afternoon, we were going to draw the recipe of the pancakes in Dutch. It’s a good idea if we want to make them again!

We each drew the necessary ingredients and Julien showed us the words (eieren, meel, suiker). Those who finished could take the recipe home. The others can continue it tomorrow.

Daycare and going home

Afterwards, I stayed at school, waiting for my mother to come and get me. It was fun: with Nina, another teacher, we played “crapette” and I won!

Afterwards, Mom came in. I said “Tot ziens! “to Nina, Julien and Madame Tutti Frutti. Then we left.