It is a great thing to go hunting for things in nature. I like using the magnifying glass because I saw things very close and things I never saw before. It is a very fun thing to do. I hope we do it again on Activity Week.

Kind regards,

Hanson

You, guys are so awesome. Your works are very interesting. Now I would like to know about naturalist intelligence and have it. I will follow this blog to get information on it. Keep working.

Best regards,

Joy, Joshua’s mom

Dear Mrs.Lindsay

My name is Joshua and the reason I am replying to you is because I found another animal that only lives in Australia and I found it in a book today! Do you know about the platypus? I found out that the platypus is poisonous! Have you seen one? I will wait to hear about other animals you know about and you can reply to if you want to.

Kind regards,
Joshua

I think your idea was fantastic and it was cool to hunt for insects and plants.I think we can find out amazing thins about nature. This activity reminds me when I am doing experiment because it also is good for finding out. I have a question and it is do you know anything more about nature?

I think naturalists are important to world because if there aren’t any naturalists the environment could be very bad and there will be much pollution. Many types of intelligence can work together to make the world better.

Kind regards,
Joshua

Kind regards,
Diana

I think we need naturalist because if we don’t have trees on the earth, there will be no oxygen. And we won’t be able to make things with woods and we won’t be able to make medicines from nature. We need naturalist for our earth!

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Geon Woo

I think naturalist intelligence is important, because when we don’t care about nature in the world, the air will become bad. We need trees to help clean the air and trees are part of nature. So, naturalist intelligence is important in the world.

Bodily kinesthetic intelligence can impact on the natural world because when people are using their bodies they can help or hurt the earth.

I will promise try to come this site everyday!

Fantastic grade four student,
Na Youn

Dear Mrs Lindsay,

Thank you for following our blog and teaching us about Australian nature. We just watched a kookaburra laughing on youtube. We all laughed too! We have never heard a bird sound like that! Are there more interesting, unique animals in Australia?

We would love to get on a plane and fly to Australia. Maybe we could Skype instead to keep learning from you.

Kind regards,
Grade 4