Activity 3: ‘Dear Jacinda’

For this last day 1 Summer Learning Journey activity for week 2, we wrote a letter to Jacinda talking about an important issue in New Zealand. It could be about education, health or welfare, or maybe a controversial topic. I chose Child Poverty in NZ, which covers education and wealth. The reason I chose this was because I know many children not only in New Zealand but all around the world, suffer from poverty, and aren't able to be a kid and live their lives freely. Children are more likely to live in poverty than adults. Child poverty is children not being able to sustain or afford for basic needs.

Tundra Letter | Activity 2 (Day 5) - Summer Learning Journey

My Letter: Dear, Family my trip was great. Tundra is beautiful and I am loving the view. I was able to experience actual snow! It's icy and crunchy. Very quite and peaceful here, just what I needed. It's odd without trees as I a used to a land full of them everywhere. It's really freezing though, all my limbs are numb. I'll be back soon, wish you could've came :)

Sincerely, Victoria xo

Today's 2nd activity of Day 5 for the Summer Learning Journey was to imagine I took a class trip to Tundra before the weather changed up then couldn't and write a letter about my it to my family or friend. I chose to write it to my family because I would miss them the most and I would already be with my friends. I first had to find out a little bit about this place. It is land that is very cold without any trees. To earn the full point I had to begin with dear and follow it on by 5 to 6 sentence about the experience.