Miss Matilda Ledger took the easy way home from a nice day out with her mom.

Later she was seen scooting around on her micro scooter, putting safety first with her helmet on, while Michelle watched her close by.

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Michelle Williams and daughter Matilda Ledger braved the rain this morning during their stroll to school.

For the last few weeks Michelle has been in the high desert outside Burns, Oregon shooting the movie Meek’s Cutoff.

The pair just returned to NYC on Sunday.

To stay warm and dry, Matilda wears a Pair of pink Hunter wellies and a Petit Bateau Raincoat .

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Matilda Ledger enjoys the nice weather in Brooklyn today as she skips and jumps down the street.

The pre-schooler catches some good air while getting lift from her mom and a friend.

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Michelle Williams and Matilda take an early morning stroll to get coffee at a neighborhood cafe in Brooklyn.

Heath Ledger’s family recently commended Michelle for doing an excellent job in raising his daughter Matilda single-handedly. The family gathered at an Australian beach to remember the star in an emotional ceremony a year after his tragic death.

At the ceremony Heath’s sister Kate went into rapture over Michelle’s contribution in bringing up Matilda, without seeking help from anybody.

“Michelle is doing an amazing job with our girl and together we will cherish every moment of her steps through life.”

Here are the highlights of the interview:

About Heath’s early passing:

“It’s so sad,” Michelle says. When she’s asked about how she’s been doing in the past year, she’s silent for a very long time. “I guess it’s always changing,” she says. There’s another pause. “What else can I say?” Her voice is breathy and fragile, and she takes a few gulps of air. “I just wake up each day in a slightly different place—grief is like a moving river, so that’s what I mean by ‘it’s always changing’.” She stops again. “It’s a strange thing to say”—her words unravel slowly, her eyes tear up—”because I’m at heart an optimistic person, but I would say in some ways it just gets worse. It’s just that the more time that passes, the more you miss someone. In some ways it gets worse. That’s what I would say.”

On the Paparazzi:

“It burns a fire inside of me, the s––– that I’ve seen people do to get at me or my daughter,” she says. “I won’t forget it, and I won’t support it. I don’t want my daughter growing up feeling spied on or threatened.”

On quitting acting to keep her life private:

“If it gets to the point where I can’t situate my life in a way that they stay away more, then I’ll drop a match on the thing,” she says. “I’ll be sad. I like to act. It’s saved my life over and over again. It’s given me a sense of self-esteem, self-worth. I have this thing that I’m in love with—acting—and now it has this baggage.”

On keeping Matilda’s life stable:

“I don’t want to work while she’s in school,” Williams says. “I want her to have a routine. I want the plainest, simplest, most ordinary, habituated routine possible. I just want to know what’s coming next.”

After playing, the trio enjoyed some lunch at Layla Jones in Brooklyn.

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The pair beat the heat by walking to a Tasti D-Lite close to their home for some treats.

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