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Student reflections - 7STEM Wildlife Incursion - see 5 pages below for photos
In STEM, classes have been learning about classification and organising our world. We have been learning about classification, including domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species, and we have been classifying different living things.
The wildlife incursion was extremely fascinating to everyone, seeing all those animals in person rather than in pictures and online. We were also able to see and hold the animals up close and personal, which made it so much more interesting. We learnt many things about the animals, such as the fact that the saltwater crocodiles could grow up to 6m.
Overall, everyone was very intrigued by the different animals and enjoyed this amazing opportunity brought to us by Wildlife Xposure.
Shermaine Cheng
7 Fitzgerald
On Monday during STEM, All classes in year 7 went to the Loyola Building to participate in a wildlife incursion. During this incursion, year 7’s got to learn about types of families in the Animal kingdom and see those Animals. Multiple students got to hold these animals and pat them. My personal favorite was the snake that multiple people had to hold just to keep it up.
7 Anderton
On Monday we all went to the top of the loyola building. The wildlife educator taught us all about different types of animals and we got to hold different ones such as a crocodile, possum, snake (which was huge), lizards, a frog and more. I really liked this incursion and hope that we can do it again soon.
Sophie Ralph
7 Anderton
On Monday a person from Wildlife eXposure came to show us all about different families in the different animal kingdoms. We got to see many animals including a possum, owl, frilled neck lizard, snake, crocodile and so many more. I found it really interesting to be able to see the animals in person to help us learn more about the animal kingdoms. I would definitely recommend it to anyone that finds animals interesting or wants to learn more about them.
April Dowling
7 Anderton
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Student reflections - 7STEM Wildlife Incursion - see 5 pages below for photos
In STEM, classes have been learning about classification and organising our world. We have been learning about classification, including domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species, and we have been classifying different living things.
The wildlife incursion was extremely fascinating to everyone, seeing all those animals in person rather than in pictures and online. We were also able to see and hold the animals up close and personal, which made it so much more interesting. We learnt many things about the animals, such as the fact that the saltwater crocodiles could grow up to 6m.
Overall, everyone was very intrigued by the different animals and enjoyed this amazing opportunity brought to us by Wildlife Xposure.
Shermaine Cheng
7 Fitzgerald
On Monday during STEM, All classes in year 7 went to the Loyola Building to participate in a wildlife incursion. During this incursion, year 7’s got to learn about types of families in the Animal kingdom and see those Animals. Multiple students got to hold these animals and pat them. My personal favorite was the snake that multiple people had to hold just to keep it up.
7 Anderton
On Monday we all went to the top of the loyola building. The wildlife educator taught us all about different types of animals and we got to hold different ones such as a crocodile, possum, snake (which was huge), lizards, a frog and more. I really liked this incursion and hope that we can do it again soon.
Sophie Ralph
7 Anderton
On Monday a person from Wildlife eXposure came to show us all about different families in the different animal kingdoms. We got to see many animals including a possum, owl, frilled neck lizard, snake, crocodile and so many more. I found it really interesting to be able to see the animals in person to help us learn more about the animal kingdoms. I would definitely recommend it to anyone that finds animals interesting or wants to learn more about them.
April Dowling
7 Anderton
