I liked reading the book the most.  I liked the book. – Zateria

Ms. Ashley was nice.  She was very, very nice.  She made us say pretty please with a cherry on top. – Mina

She taught us how to use our body, voice, and imagination.  It was so fun to be a pigeon, even if she didn’t let us ride the bus! – Tanijah

What will pigeons say to drive the bus? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eJlJAmMqAo                                                          

What do mad pigeons look like when they can’t drive the bus? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnfdEzHbIl4

Do the girls know the 3 Tools of Acting? (Hint:  they do!) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DC-QBH4Ze5g

Ms. Ashley, a creative drama insturctor from The Rose, read Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus. 
The girls took turns playing pigeons – saying and doing whatever they
thought it would take to get to drive the bus.

“If you let me drive the bus, I’ll buy you a camera!” – Mariah

“If you let me drive the bus, I’ll give you a teddy bear!” Azure (as she shows us the “sad” face of a pigeon that doesn’t get to drive the bus!)

 Here the girls are “climbing an apple tree” in a creative drama class with Ms. Ashley from the Rose Theater. 

Follow this link to see the girls “eat an apple with a worm in it.”  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S2e7ykPS-Y