Today’s blog introduces you to another one of our wonderful JCC families enrolled in our Early Childhood Education program.
Erin and Kevin Trisler
Proud parents of:
Proud parents of:
Georgia Trisler, Age 7 and Grant Trisler, Age 3
JCC: How long have you been a JCC member?
Erin: Since 2004-ish...pre-kids.
JCC: Have you had other children in ECE? Erin: Yes, Georgia, who is now in
the 2nd grade. She enjoyed her
time in the ECE hall from age 1
to 5. More recently, in JCC summer
camp she and her friends loved to
find the "Muffinhead" brick on the
walkway outside leading up to the
east entrance and hop on it for fun!
the 2nd grade. She enjoyed her
time in the ECE hall from age 1
to 5. More recently, in JCC summer
camp she and her friends loved to
find the "Muffinhead" brick on the
walkway outside leading up to the
east entrance and hop on it for fun!
JCC: Would you share with us a brief
heartwarming story about the JCC?
Erin: Grant has become quite the gentleman as he loves to hold all the
doors for us as he's entering the JCC for pre-school in the morning. And
when we pick him up in the afternoon, Kevin and I agree this is one of
the best moments of our day when he spies us walking into his room
or onto the playground to pick him up...he drops everything and sprints
to us with a great big smile...a clear sign he's had a fun day (but still
missed us enough to greet us in such a magical way).
heartwarming story about the JCC?
Erin: Grant has become quite the gentleman as he loves to hold all the
doors for us as he's entering the JCC for pre-school in the morning. And
when we pick him up in the afternoon, Kevin and I agree this is one of
the best moments of our day when he spies us walking into his room
or onto the playground to pick him up...he drops everything and sprints
to us with a great big smile...a clear sign he's had a fun day (but still
missed us enough to greet us in such a magical way).
JCC: What is the funniest thing your child has done?
Erin: On the way to many places from our home, we pass multiple ponds
and in or near those ponds are, of course, geese. We were trying to be
creative and educational at the same time by telling Grant "Look, buddy,
one goose, two geese!" as he was in the earlier stages of learning animal
names, etc. Now, he sees a gaggle of geese and simply says "One goose,
two geese!" He thinks this whole phrase is their official name!
and in or near those ponds are, of course, geese. We were trying to be
creative and educational at the same time by telling Grant "Look, buddy,
one goose, two geese!" as he was in the earlier stages of learning animal
names, etc. Now, he sees a gaggle of geese and simply says "One goose,
two geese!" He thinks this whole phrase is their official name!
JCC: What is the funniest thing your child has said?
Erin: Just after Grant transitioned in June to a new room and thus the
"big playground," we asked him at home what he did at school that day.
He exclaimed, "Today, I played on the TATER-totter!" We never had
the heart or desire to correct him. This video validates the quote!
"big playground," we asked him at home what he did at school that day.
He exclaimed, "Today, I played on the TATER-totter!" We never had
the heart or desire to correct him. This video validates the quote!
JCC: Who is your child's favorite movie star/superhero//personality?
Erin: It's a toss-up between Mufasa, Simba, Lightening McQueen or
Rowdy at Victory Field....it all depends on the day.
Rowdy at Victory Field....it all depends on the day.
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