Ice cream, of course. 
Luke and Maddie went over to Nana and Papa's for the weekend, so I wanted to do something special for Max, who felt a little left out. Dh, Max, Milo, and I went bowling and had tacos on the patio of a restaurant where I learned that Milo doesn't know how to sit on picnic table without falling backwards onto his head. 
Milo made a Mama out of pattern blocks, and she even had nursies. 
This what happens when trying to do a hands-on math game with the kids during school- Milo inserts himself in the middle and makes it a challenge. Our patience muscles have gotten a good workout. 
We went to the science museum a lot, since it has air conditioning. 
The kids are so patient with Milo, and humored him by playing an Eric Carle board game with him for a long time. 
They read to him, too. 
And he read a lot to himself. 
School went a lot smoother when Milo felt included and had some little activities of his own. 
A favorite toy of Milo's has been this Plan Toys beehive. He likes to stack them, pretend with the bees, use the tongs, and match the colors. 
A favorite school snack was roasted seaweed. 
He grew a lot. 
We had a Japanese tea ceremony after we finished our unit on Japan. 
We started going to the park again once it got cooler. 
Milo refused to take naps anymore, but then kept falling asleep late in the day. It was a rough transition.
