Hats

Her Royal Highness Berkeley was let go from the program because she had a fear of strangers.  Jam is pretty solid, but I wanted to make sure that he was going to pass the stranger danger test, so I asked our middle division drama teacher Mr. Huls if he would help.

Mr Huls' 6th Grade Drama Class.  Mr. Huls is standing at the back and Jam and I  are sitting on the right side.

I thought if the kids would come out in different hats and costumes in front of Jam, we could give him the experience of seeing people in different outfits.  Then if he exhibited any type of fear, we could see how he did and take action and modify how the kids came out.



He didn't show any fear at all.  He loved it. If anything, he was a bit too into it.  I think he is a little bit of a drama king.  Every outfit that came out he wanted.  I could just hear his thought process too:

"Wouldn't that look good against my white blonde fur?"

"Lovely, but I would rather chew on it."

"Looks like something to eat" (said about the butterfly, he does chase them).

"I LOVE FEATHERS!!! WHY DOESN'T SHE BUY ME A FEATHER COLLAR?"

I may have created a monster.