I generally decline invitations to any such events, but this year I have a grandniece “graduating” who lives in the same town I do.
It’s nearing that time again: time for the ridiculous show of kindergarten “graduations.”
You would not, then, give her a toy, but an introduction to a subject that interests you -- science, art, history, whatever that may be. The present could be a book at the first-grade level or, better yet, an excursion with you to a museum, laboratory, national monument or such. Along with your sincere efforts to spark her interest.
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