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Welcome to Sunnyville!
Welcome to Sunnyville, the busy hometown of Violet Rose! Violet has an exciting new job as the teacher at the Little School. She is looking forward to taking care of her class and teaching them new things. Can you see how the children all travel to school?
Pinkerton drives the school bus every day –and takes the children on school trips, too!
I’m Betsy! I love my job at the art gallery.
Riding the bus to school is fun!
Good morning!
My name’s Arthur.
I’m Lily! I’m off to work in the art gallery gift shop.
Florence’s Flowers
The children are careful as they walk to school. They always cross the roads at the zebra crossings!
Hello, I’m Izzy! My name’s Spike.
My name’s Harriet.
Violet always gets to the Little School early so she can welcome the children as they arrive.
Have a great day at school, children!
I’m Abigail. What will we be doing today?
SCHOOL
Hi, I’m Josh!
GENERALSTORE
Blossom’s Boutique
ICE CREAM PARLOUR
Café
LIT TLE
Build your own Little School
You can build your very own Little School and school bus using the press-out card pieces on the opposite page. Just follow the steps below.
Step 1
Gently remove the whole page of press-out pieces by tearing the long perforated line down the middle of the book. Then carefully press out each piece, one by one.
Step 2
Fold along the scored lines. Try to make your folds as clean and as crisp as you can!
You will need glue for this activity.
Step 3
Apply glue to all the areas marked with pink cross-hatching and then press them to the areas with blue cross-hatching. Match up the areas according to their numbers – so the area marked 1 should be stuck to the other area marked 1, 2 with 2, and so on.
Step 4
You can download and print out more Sunnyville buildings at www.worldofvioletrose.com!
For best results, use A4 card or stif paper in your printer.
You might need a grown-up to help you!