A big thank you to Janis for taking us.
By Thomas, Dylan, Ollie and Nikora
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| This is us getting ready to go on our trip |
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| This is a cool shell that we found |
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| We found some big rocks |
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| This is us at Princess Bay |
Friday, 11 March 2016
Planning our own trip to the rocky shore...
Today we went on a trip to Princess Bay. We planned our own trip. We were curious about what kind of creatures we would see. It was cold and windy and the sea was rough. The tide was in so we didn't see that much. We did see some sand hoppers though. It was fun to go on our own trip.
A big thank you to Janis for taking us.
By Thomas, Dylan, Ollie and Nikora
A big thank you to Janis for taking us.
By Thomas, Dylan, Ollie and Nikora
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