For this blog post I have to imagine I went on a school trip to Tundra and write a letter to a friend telling them about it.Here is my letter:
Dear Megan
My class and I went to Tundra on a trip. It was a very cold place, almost like sitting in a freezer. Lucky we took our warm clothes.
One thing I noticed was that there wasn't any trees around. I found this very different to our home, where there are trees everywhere. There also wasn't many animals around.
I am glad to be back home where it is warmer, lots of trees and animals.
From
Maddison
Right now in Ottawa it's like sitting in a freezer and I wish I was in the warm.
ReplyDeleteIsaac, Ottawa
Hi my name is Hannah and I go to school in Canada I am 15 years old. I think that it would be so cool to go to tundra
ReplyDeleteKia ora Maddison,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Hazel and I am part of the Summer Learning Journey (SLJ) team. I'm thrilled to see you posting so many activities on your blog as we learn all about the environment and the world around us.
I really enjoyed reading the letter that you wrote to your friend Megan from the tundra. You really painted a picture with your words when you said it was "cold like a freezer" BRRRRRR! Would you like to visit the tundra for real one day?
It looks like you've been putting a lot of effort into your posts - ka pai! Keep up the awesome work Maddison, and I look forward to reading more of your posts soon.
Hazel :)
Hi Maddison,
ReplyDeleteOn days like today (currently a very hot day in the middle of summer) would be great in Tundra where it is a lot colder. Glad to see you had taken warmer clothes with you.
I agree with you being at home where it is warm and we have lots of greenery around. I couldn't imagine living somewhere with minimal greenery.
Mum