10 High Royal Tea Party

High Royal Tea Party Judy heard a bell ringing. She peeked out of the bouncy castle. Stink was standing on the front sidewalk, ringing a bell. "Hear ye, hear ye!" shouted Stink. "Her Royal Highness requests your presence at a royal tea party," said Jessica. "Take a bounce in the bouncy castle," called Stink. Rocky heard the bell from across the street at his house. Frank heard the bell on his way to Rocky's house. Amy saw the bouncy castle on her ride home from hip-hop class. In no time, Judy's friends were crowding into the bouncy castle. Let the royal bouncing begin! Rocky showed them how to do a flip and landed on his bum. Frank showed them how to pretend-fall

and landed on his bum. Amy showed them crazy hip-hop dance moves. Jessica Finch bounced to third- grade spelling words. "S-E-C-R-E-T!" When they were all bounced out, Judy announced, "Time for the right royal tea party... and crowning!" Everybody groaned. "Tea sounds boring," said Frank. "Sorry if I was a royal pain," said Judy.

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"But I promise it will be smashing for everybody, not just me." "Cross your heart and spit in a cat's eye?" asked Rocky. "Cross my heart," said Judy. "But I'm not going to spit on Mouse." Judy's friends trooped over to the T. P. tent. Ta-da! The tent winked and blinked and sparkled with twinkly lights. "Gold crowns for everyone!" said Judy. This time, her friends were going to get the royal treatment. "Rocky, I crown you Royal Magician," said Judy. "Awesome!" said Rocky. "My first magic trick is to make this royal cookie disappear!" CHOMP. He ate it! "Frank, I crown you Royal Jester," said Judy. "You make everybody laugh." "I love jokes. When is a piece of wood like a queen? When it's a ruler! What did the paste eater say to the queen? Stick with me!" Everybody cracked up. Judy crowned Jessica Finch. "You are the Royal Secret Keeper." Wink, wink. "Are we going to have a race?" asked Amy. "You said the queen loves pigeon races."

"No pigeons," said Judy. "But we can still have a race. I brought wind-up toys. Amy Namey, I crown you Royal Scribe. You can write about who wins the race." "I accept, Your Ladyship," said Amy, bending to receive her crown. "You forgot me," said Stink. "Don't give me a stinky job like Royal Bug Destroyer or Royal Rat Catcher or something." "Or something." Judy let out a nervous laugh. "Stink, I crown you Royal Clock Keeper." "Sounds easy." "Not if you work for the queen and have to wind up one thousand clocks!" said Judy. They played drop the hankie. They played guess what's in the queen's purse. Jessica took out an old patent leather purse. "Pretend this is one of the queen's handbags. She has like three hundred of them. I played this game at Wolff Castle. I have a list of stuff that's really in the queen's purse. You guys have to try to guess what's in it."

"Mints!" said Amy. "The queen can't have bad breath." "Crown jewels," said Rocky. "Tennis racket!" yelled Stink. "Tea bags," said Amy. "The queen can never be without tea." "Hankies!" said Judy. "A key to the Tower of London," said Frank. "Mints and hankies are correct," said Jessica. She pulled out her list. "The queen also carries reading glasses, dog treats for her corgis, a crossword puzzle, a penknife, and goodluck charms. Plus a lipstick and a mirror." "Wow! No way! Cool!" everybody said. "Guess what else. She uses her purse to send