Ryan, Margaret

Airy Fairy, known for being accident-prone, becomes worried when the Chief Inspector of Schools challenges Fairy Gropplethorpe to hold a competition to find the academy's fittest fairy.

Messy, accident prone Airy Fairy knows the fairy camping trip could be a lot of fun, but the thought of spiders and other creepy crawlies, as well as the usual antics of Scary Fairy, have put doubts in her mind.

Fairy is determined to do well in cooking class, but with Scary Fairy around to stir up trouble, things are bound to go wrong once again.

Airy Fairy fears she will not be able to attend the Christmas party when she is given an extra assignment to make up for her very bad report card--the worst in the history of Fairy Gropplethorpe's Academy for Good Fairies.

When all the fairies have a cooking competition for the best pudding, Airy Fairy struggles to learn her cooking spells and stay out of trouble.

All the fairies are looking forward to the Christmas party except for Airy Fairy who's bad report card has landed her on the top of a prickly Christmas tree.

Airy Fairy wants to make a special birthday surprise for Fairy Gropplethorpes birthday but things start to go wrong when she has trouble with her spells.

Introduces the basic poetic concepts of rhythm, meter, imagery, and rhyme and demonstrates how to write different kinds of poems from haiku to limerick.

A guide to writing and delivering a speech, from choosing a topic, through research and doing a draft, to actual delivery.