One morning while Brianna had been chatting with Zookned, Leeann and Patrick, Queen AmberLynn made a surprise visit. After formal greetings the Queen announced that today she would take Brianna on a tour of the school. Brianna said farewell to her friends, excited to see the place where she would be spending most of her time as the newest teacher.
Queen AmberLynn, left, waits patiently as Brianna says goodbye to Zookned, Leeann and Patrick.
In a matter of moments, they both flew over the school yard. Brianna couldn't believe how much was going on! There were a few small groups of kids and teachers spread out all over, each learning something different.
AmberLynn and Brianna quietly land near the school yard.
The Queen explains to Brianna what her role will be in the school before she fills out paperwork with Radella. Beginning next semester, an herb garden should be in bloom to get Brianna started with her lessons.
Brianna and the Queen hash out the details on the new class.
The two of them continue with the tour of the school, meeting teachers and students in their learning spaces.
A large group of students gather round the Tree of Wisdom. This is where most of the lessons take place for all ages. Today they are learning about fairy history.
Willow, center, reads a story to the children in the play area. Willow has been in charge of teaching the younger children for a while now since she has shown that she is very patient and caring, and the children love when she sings her lessons.
April, left, and June enjoy some time with the music teachers, Maestro and Minstrel. Maestro is the taller of the two and specializes is composing music while Minstrel has a way with words, singing bardic tales. The duo create lovely melodies that harmonize and inspire. During their music classes children learn how to sing traditional fairy songs, read music and, with the help of guest teachers, learn to play instruments.
Of all the fairies, Jezelle was the most excited to hear that it was picture day and was first in line!
I can never get a picture of Zoe-Zoe awake. Other fairies say it's because she is up all night. I wonder how many other fairies in my garden are nocturnal?
Meet Sue and Bobby (L to R). They are the best of friends and never leave each other's side.
I took this photo of June while she was busy picking fresh mushrooms for lunch. By the look of her face, it looks like she's already eaten a few.
April's favorite thing to do is pick flowers. I've promised her I plant more flowers in my garden within the next few months.
Jeremy, left, and sister Prudence pose for their picture, both with a different approach; can you tell which sibling is the shy one?
Either Loopy was in a rush to put on her makeup for photo day or she ate a bad mushroom. That's our Loopy!
