Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny

Junie B. Jones Dumb Bunny is a story about a little girl in the first grade who happens to be invited to an Easter egghunt at the home of a classmate. Junie B. is no ordinary little girl. This character is full of life but is the type of child that most adults avoid. Nobody ever knows what she is

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going to say or when she is going to say it.

This book is my daughter's very first chapter book. Junie B.'s character is so hilarious that we sometimes end up reading paragraphs over and over to have a good laugh. If one has ever been a teacher or worked with children then you have probably come in contact with a Junie B. character.

As a classroom extension, I would have students draw a picture of Junie B. in her bunny costume then have them add a cloud of words above her to demonstrate what she is thinking or how she is feeling. Another idea would be to have students do a comic strip to illustrate the beginning, middle, and end of the story.

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This is a book that I read during morning work. Everyone seemed to like this book. Its about a gril that is having and easter egg hunt. Who every wins this hunt gets to go to the girls manison.

Junie B. Jones is a story about typical first graders who all get invited to a Easter egg hunt at the rich, expensive mansion of one of their classmates. The student who finds the most eggs receives a bouquet of flowers from the garden and the one who locates the golden egg gets to have a play date

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with the rich girl, Lucille, who has an indoor pool. Everyone wants the playdate so all of their worst qualities come out. However, in the end, Junie B. Jones' shows some compassion and is a real friend to one of her classmates.

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In this book again Junie B is in first grade and she is writing in her journal. It all starts when she got in trouble for calling May a dumb bunny on the playground and goes from there in this book like all the others. You follow Junie B, thru all her mistakes and using her own jumbled meaning for

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words.

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Review: This is an excellent example of realistic fiction because although it is not a true story first graders do call each other names, have parties, and like to choose favorites.

Setting: The setting is a backdrop setting because first graders everywhere have attitude issues.

Media: Pencil Sketches

A holiday read-aloud with my kindergartner. Junie B. goes to an Easter party at richie Lucille's house. I love the reactions of Lucille's parents and grandma as they try to corral 20 first-graders. Another winner from Barbara Park!

It's Easter time and Junie B.'s classmate Lucille is having a big a Easter egg hunt at her house. The winner of the Easter egg hunt, the person who finds the golden egg, will get to swim in Lucille's big, heated pool! Except that's going to be hard for Junie, since she's dressed as the Easter

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bunny! How can you hunt for easter eggs when you're tripping over big bunny feet? The book is written in a journal style, with Junie recalling everything she's experienced. Written the way a first grader writes and talks, there is an abundance of exclamation points and instances of bad grammar, which may trouble some readers, but others will find it charming and true to style for a 6 year old. The book holds up well to the long line of Junie B. Jones books that have come before this.

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Junie B Jones is excited about going to Lucilles party but she is ask to wear the bunny costumes and she does not like costumes even at holloween she does not like to dress up. But when she finds out she will be a celebrity she changes her mind.

Kids loved the anticipation buildup during the egg hunt.

This story was about a little girl named Junie B. Jones and her first grade class who all get invited to their classmates house for an easter party. There is to be a big lunch and then an easter egg hunt. There is a prize of swimming in the new pool with the girl, Lucille, to the person who finds

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the golden easter egg. Junie and her friend May are worried that Lucille is going to cheat and tell her boyfriend where the golden egg is, so they follow him everywhere during the hunt. Every time Sheldon finds an egg May beats him to it. Junie tries to stick with them but she is having troubles because of a big pink bunny suit she was wearing that she won from an earlier competition. After the egg hunt is over, Junie trips on her suit and sees the golden egg. Her, May and Sheldon all rush forward. In the end it's Junie's hand on the egg but she takes her hand off and lets Sheldon win instead.

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