I'm Mrs. Honeybee.

Today we'll be exploring the world of frozen.

Before we enter the magical world of frozen,

my friend Elsa has a very, very special request.

Elsa says she has locked my new story away in her castle, and she refuses to let you hear it.

If anyone can see it, Arundel, it's you.

The only way you can get to hear the new story is if you tell her three things that you are grateful for.

Elsa says it's like a tree. You send her three things you're grateful for and she'll send you the new frozen bedtime story.

It's a win-win situation.

Click below and tell Elsa the three things that you're grateful for

and then she'll send you this story.

I never see you anymore.

Come out the door.

The play you go on the wall.

Practicing gratitude is important because it allows us to reflect and give thanks for the positive things in our lives.

When we fill our hearts with gratitude, we bring more of the things we appreciate into focus.

Practicing gratitude is something I strive to do every single day. I write down the three things I'm grateful for every morning and I've

been doing it for many many years. It helps me to love and appreciate all the positive things in my life and

gives me something to lean on when I'm feeling down. In my classroom we practice gratitude every day before lunch,

taking a moment to quiet ourselves and do what we call saying our thank yous.

Today I'm grateful for so many things. I am grateful for so many things.

I am thankful for my books,

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