I'm Evelyn and I am working with the Summer Learning Journey team for 2018-2019 to read and follow amazing blog posts like yours! I am so excited to read what pops into that wonderful brain of yours and hope you are having fun on this journey!
Some of these facts are pretty fascinating, don't you think? They're almost too hard to believe... You're right for the first fact, the oldest aquarium fish in the world was indeed an Australian lungfish. His name was Granddad (I can tell why) and he actually lived until the old age of 95! Did you know that sharks actually have eyelids? What's even more crazier is that camels have three eyelids, wow!
I love the way you have presented your work in a table, it makes everything super clear and easy to read, excellent work Millah! I also really like that you have highlighted the true facts green and the false facts red, what a creative way to display your facts.
Hello Millah,
ReplyDeleteI'm Evelyn and I am working with the Summer Learning Journey team for 2018-2019 to read and follow amazing blog posts like yours! I am so excited to read what pops into that wonderful brain of yours and hope you are having fun on this journey!
Some of these facts are pretty fascinating, don't you think? They're almost too hard to believe... You're right for the first fact, the oldest aquarium fish in the world was indeed an Australian lungfish. His name was Granddad (I can tell why) and he actually lived until the old age of 95! Did you know that sharks actually have eyelids? What's even more crazier is that camels have three eyelids, wow!
I love the way you have presented your work in a table, it makes everything super clear and easy to read, excellent work Millah! I also really like that you have highlighted the true facts green and the false facts red, what a creative way to display your facts.
Happy blogging,
Evelyn :)