If I was to adopt any 3 animals from the WWF Adoption list
Similarities-Climbs on trees
1. Adopt a Koala
Difference - Lives in Australia
2.Adopt a Three-toed Sloth
Difference - Lives in wetlands
3.Adopt a Panda
Difference - Climbs bamboos
I would pick the koala even though I want to save all the animals.
HEY Charlee
ReplyDeleteI love what you doing I know you finish really fast and that is good!,
But Would you have a reason for why you would adopt the koala?
Well work hard think hard!
BLOG YOU LATER!
King regard Lesina.K
Hi Charlee, it's Melita. I like the animals you have chosen. Maybe next time you could describe a little more about the animals. Other than that great job.
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Kia Ora Carlee,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Araura and I am from Wesley Primary School.
I love animals. My favorite animal is a Panda. I would adopt a panda even though I would love to adopt them all.
I love how you added an image.
Do you have a reason on why you would adopt the Koala?
Anyway keep up the amazing work.
Blog you later, Bye 😀
Kia Ora Charlee,
ReplyDeleteI like your blog post about what animals you would adopt. I also like that they all climb trees that is pretty cool.
Keep up the good work,
Alexandria.
Hi Charlee,
ReplyDeleteIt's Leslie here, a member of the Summer Learning Journey team.
You've chosen three interesting animals from World Wildlife fund website - good for you. As you say, they're all tree-climbing animals. But they do live in different countries and eat different foods.
It's wonderful that there are people willing to do the work to protect animals and their environments, isn't it? I hope we can start to see human progress in different terms in the future so that we don't always feel the need to build more cities and towns and to reduce the amount of natural spaces on the planet. There are many important decisions to be made to make our future on the earth healthier, aren't there?
I'm glad you've chosen to be a part of this Summer Learning Journey, to learn about important challenges the world faces and to celebrate the good things that we do.
Cheers,
Leslie