Month: May 2024

Bruno and Mosaic

Written and illustrated by Grace Moon, in second grade, 2022

Bunny Bruno and Mosaic

Like: Banana, strawberry, carrots, hay toys, friends

Dislike: hugging, dogs, cats, sticks

Love: Bruno loves Grace, Mosaic loves Ashley

Hate: none

What Bruno means: armor

What Mosaic means: little pieces of something put in art

Best friends: Bruno and Mosaic

Family Bruno: Grace, dad, mom and Jina

Family Mosaic: Ashley, dad, mom, Coner

Pink: Mosaic and Bruno

Story of Sulby and Bunbun

Sulby and Bunbun

written by Grace and illustrated by Lily, 2022

Once upon a time, there was a little bunny named Bunbun. She was all alone in the forest and she had to find food on bushes and dig her own hole and make her bed out of sticks and leaves, but every thing in her life changed when she found a butterfly named Sulby, and she knew how to steal things. She had the best home ever. So they went to Sulby’s home and lived there for ever.

Notice for Bunny caring

For Bunny caregivers: Parents and Kids

  • Over-handling makes rabbits see you as an unhappy predator. Do not pick them up often!!
  • Sit with bunny on the floor in comfortable zone. Just hang out
  • Rabbits get scared easily, so try to relax, and be calm and quite together
  • Introduce yourself, and allow them to sniff and smell you.
  • Face grooming/petting on forehead is one way to pet them.
  • Keep routine – meal time, cleaning time, nail time, location etc.
  • Limit treats to very very small amounts. One grape, one raspberry or 1 inch cube of apple or carrot will be enough.
  • Never feed: Corn, nuts, cereal, tomato, iceberg, seeds, raisins, bread, beans, potato, animal products, yogurt drops, any processed foods.
  • Limit or do not give: Collar greens, Kale, Mustard Greens, Spinach.