Wednesday, March 17, 2021





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The Bumblebees worked hard, both at home and at school, to build successful leprechaun traps. Although no one caught a real leprechaun there were a number of adventures to relay to the class this morning. Some leprechauns were kind and left notes, chocolates and paper replicas of themselves and their gold. Some were mischievous and left messes of toys, books and glitter. All the traps were thought through carefully and plans were laid to trick the tricksters. Maybe next year someone will catch a real one and earn the pot of gold! Happy St Patrick's Day!






 

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