RIP Bluey The Crayfish
On November 2013, our class pet Bluey died.
Bluey was first introduced to H-102 on August 5th 2013. It was the first day of
school. We were all so excited to see him because he wasn't just any crayfish,
he was blue (the name says it all)! Those kids are very RARE!
Most crayfish
are red. Bluey wasn't the nicest class pet, but he really meant a lot to us. He
would always try to touch our fingers with his claws when we changed his water
and when we tried to feed him. He was very quiet and mysterious. He never
really interacted with Rocky (our turtle), but you can tell that they had a
strong connection. Bluey was a good sport and will be dearly missed.
On the day
that Bluey died, we had a funeral outside our class for him. We all had a time
to be REFLECTIVE and remind ourselves about the memories that were shared
throughout the 3 months Bluey was alive.
We all wrote down all our memories
with him and what we taught of him. Our teacher told us that the writing piece
was called a EULOGY. Many of our classmates were really hurt by his death and
wrote a really touching paper about him. While students were reading what they
wrote, students dug a hole in the ground for Bluey.
In the meantime, Jillian
and Jayde were practicing on a song while Bluey was going to be carried to his
grave. When the hole was finished, we all got into a line. Keoki slowly walked
to the hole. Jillian and Jayde played the SLOW version on Jingle Bells (that’s
all they knew how to play).
When Bluey was placed in his whole, students
covered his grave slowly. Once the hole was patted down, there was a moment of
silence. We all closed our eyes and hoped that Bluey was in a great place. It
was a really depressing and shocking day for all of us. We still visit his
grave everyday wishing that he was still alive. He will be greatly remembered
by our class. We really miss him!
R.I.P.
Bluey
You will be honored by our class <3
Bluey
You will be honored by our class <3
Written By Jewel
Posted by Mrs. Aimee Matsuura's Class
Posted by Mrs. Aimee Matsuura's Class
Posted by Mrs. Aimee Matsuura's Class
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