It was a great start to the morning with Nevaeh sitting on the mat waiting for her name on the roll. We used the button to say good morning to Mrs Fearn. ‘Go Noodle” is a great way to start the day with ‘Pop See Ko’. The black shadows on the screen had Nevaeh up close and engaged.
Our next stop was the sensory room for a story. Nevaeh chose Hairy Mcleary’s Bone. She turned the pages beautifully, waiting for the last line before reaching for the book. We timed our walk to music perfectly. We met Evelyn at the door. It was a special treat to have Julie Wylie join us for our session. To calm before RDA, we went for a walk in the playground. After packing the car we were off.
We parked at the lower level of RDA and walked up the hill. Nevaeh was less than patient when we had to wait for another horse to be saddled up. So off for another walk until Sue was ready for us to mount up.
You showed us you wanted to trot today by bouncing in the saddle. The smaller saddle meant you sat up tall. As we walked to Prossers Bush you reached out for the branches on the right side of the track. Lucy, the horse, came so close to the trees Mrs Hickford was worried you were going to get bumped off. We had a trot on the grass and some quick walking 
in the arena before giving Lucy a nice pat after dismounting.