Who is Hunny Bunny?

You've probably heard your child mention this name.
Hunny Bunny is our awesome volunteer who comes on Mondays and Tuesdays to help the Queen make Queensland the amazing place it is.
She also happens to work the Extended Day desk.
Hunny Bunny is married to Mr. Hunny Bunny and has 2 adorable bunny daughters -- L.A. Bunny and the recently married B.B. Bunny.

I hope you will take the opportunity to meet Hunny Bunny and get to see for yourself how loving and caring she is with all of the Royal Subjects.

Sleeping Beauties!

While they LOVED the field trip, it did wear out some of the Royal Subjects! :)

Barnyard Fun

Our trip this past week to the farm was a blast!

Mr. Harold, a farm volunteer, leads us through the corn maze

Being a farmer is hot, sweaty work

Listening to the story of Snuggley the Square Pumpkin

Mr. Harold showed us a frog along the way

Resting...

and photo op!

Checking out the chickens!

Ham, Pork Chop, Sausage and Bacon were the piglets!

We got to pet the goat

Looking for shade

Miss Sarkees, the Junior Queen, poses with Jack, the donkey!

Heading off on the hayride!

The moms were awesome fun and help on the trip

Looking for pumpkins -- The rain did most of them in :(

But there were sunflowers galore!

On the playground

We LOVED the corn popper!

And Miss Piggy ... That's a BIG PIG!!

Sykes & Cooper Farm is also open to the public if you'd like experience it with your child.

Our First Flag Raising and Reading Celebration

Off we go!

Waiting for the flag to be raised

Mrs. Kornblum gets the crowd ready to read

Welcome J.J.!!!

JJ can't wait to find out who reads their 25 books this year.

A Royal subject and her big sister -- Guess who!

Off to see JJ and give him a book to read for the road!

JJ gets ready to Read Across America

JJ is thrilled to find readers in our room!!

Welcome Miss Sarkees!

You may have heard the children talk about the Junior Queen, Miss Sarkees. We want to welcome her to our room as our intern from FSCJ. Miss Sarkees will be teaching lessons and taking over the teaching eventually for this semester. I know she will be fantastic, as I know her family from having taught her brother when I first came to Beauclerc. (I know you can't believe I've taught that long!) You'll be hearing more about and from Miss Sarkees in the weeks to come. I'm excited for the children to have such an enthusiastic addition to our classroom. Please join me in a huge welcome for her!

They call us Mellow Yellow

Last week one of our sight words was yellow. So, what did we make?? Yellow crowns, of course! Here we are wearing them and dancing to the song, "Yellow"