Melody is protesting long walks with me.  Last night she was so disrespectful on our walk.  She got off her leash at one point, kept biting the leash at another point, and wanted me to carry her. She is 75 pounds!  Oye Vay.  Today, no walk for my baby girl.

I thought I would share a little bit about where Llummy comes from…

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_dKTKNFFmiSt3lHz3LDLhahEUtYc_yXXPlVDg1abdEY/edit#slide=id.p

Apparently, Llummy found my legos.  He made a ginormous 3 leaf clover out of yellow and green legos.  Yikes!

Then, he dumped the legos.  so what did my learners do, play…with legos (and they cleaned up too!).

Mason made a really cool trap, where if Llummy went in the door would lock and he would be able to get out.  Well, he got out!

Then, he made a maze for him to play in all night.  Glitter showed us all the paths he went as he played.

His home sweet home away from home is growing and growing and growing.  It is becoming a mansion for a leprechaun.  We also found out through one of his responses from my learners that he went to or goes to leprechaun college.  His favorite food is Lucky Charms.  His favorite animal is a unicorn.  His favorite color, of course, is green.

Llummy took Cody’s chocolates and put a nice soft blanket in the trap instead and wrote Home Sweet Home on the door.  He took Cody’s trap and turned it into a house.  OYE VAY!

Also, he wrote us a letter that he hid 40 shamrocks around the room.  We found the last one about 2:30, not even kidding.  He put clover and rainbow stickers on each of my learner’s desks and wrote on the board:

My learners are not giving up…Two more traps have been made and set.  Tomorrow is another day.

And for this year’s 2020 Big Read…

The entire school will be reading Charlotte’s Web during the rest of the month of March and beginning of April.  Learners and their families will be reading the story, answering trivia questions for prizes, and so much more.

Today, everyone dressed as their favorite character from a book.  Look at these pics…

Of course, you had me, who couldn’t be just one character.  So instead, I became alllllll the characters in Dr. Seuss, well, almost all.

YES, the bow drove me bonkers.