Sunrae and Friends

It's marvelous MONDAY.

Yes I did not write you last Wednesday or this Sunday. With the help of Ms. Mona we a producing (writing) a book about me, Sunrae. It is planned to be published this Spring. It takes a lot of time, planning and organizing to publish (make) a book.

Well I wanted to tell you about a little boy I met at a restaurant this week-end. He was very friendly and wanted me to play a race car game with him on his computer. At first I didn't mind playing, but he started demanding (being pushy) that I didn't read first and then he yelled at me to write what place he was in the race. I did what he wanted at first, but then I got uncomfortable. I told him I didn't want to play any more. By then my food was ready and I was ready to get away from this pushy, bossy boy. Man, I really wanted to play. I wished he knew how to share and take turns. We really could have had fun together.

Have you had this happen to you before? What did you do? Did you yell back, or take the toy away or got angry and walked away?

Sometimes some kids just don't know how to make friends. Pay attention to how you make and keep friends. You don't have to have alot of friends. Having ONE BEST FRIEND or BEST BUDDY is a FANTASTIC!!! thing to have.

THOUGHT FOR TODAY

"Yesterdays worries cast a shadow on todays sunshine."

Enjoy today cause it's a gift to be unwrapped from the universe.

CREATIVE ACTIVITY

SUNRAE'S HONEY BEE

BUBBLE BATH

Ingredients

1-2 cups White Shampoo

3 drops of Yellow food coloring

10 drops of Lemongrass essentilal oil

Supplies

Empty jar or squeeze bottle

Directions

Pour shampoo into bottle or jar

drop yellow food coloring in next,

following with the 10 drops of lemongrass oil.

Mix with a spoon or shake to blend all ingredients.

POUR IN YOUR NEXT BATH.

RUB, BA, DUB, DUB HAVE FUN SCRUB.

QUESS WHAT?

Honey Bees are normally about 3/4 of an inch long. Most bees are workers, which are female, but some are male, called "drones." Workers are slightly smaller than drones. All Honey Bees are reddish brown and black, with orangish-yellow rings on the abdomen (back part of body). The head, antennae, and legs are black. Honey Bees have thick, pale hair on the thorax (middle part of body). When Honey Bees seek out nectar and pollen to make honey with, they visit many different types of flowers, including clover, dandelions, goldenrod, fruit trees, and milkweed.

FYI (for your information) courtesy of http://www.enchantedlearning.com/

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