Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Stradbroke Island Excursion
Last Thursday the Year 2 classes travelled to Stradbroke Island on the Flyer. When we got there, we all worked together as anthropologists to help Katrina and Georgina to solve puzzle clues about the island.
Matt showed us Aboriginal artefacts used by the Quandamooka people.
We all had a turn at throwing a boomerang.
Walking to a shell midden at Polka Point.
We had solved another piece of the puzzle!
Katrina lifted the grass to show us a midden that was very very old.
Did you know that a midden is an archaeological term for a rubbish heap? A midden can contain shells, animal bones and other broken remains from 1000's of years ago.
Katrina took our large group photo before we got on the boat to go back to school. We loved our day exploring Straddie. We learnt so much!!!!
Did you know that Minjerribah is the Aboriginal name for North Stradbroke Island?
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COOL what a cool thing that was. BY des and jackson
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ReplyDeleteI think we all had a lot of FUN!!!
From Laraðan
It was amazing.
ReplyDeleteWe saw 4 dolphins, they were doing a show for us.
Jessica and Piper
Wasn't this excursion so much fun Mrs M!
ReplyDeleteSigned CHARLI
Charli, I thought it was a fantastic excursion. Mrs T :)
DeleteWe are quacs from Alyssa and Zoe.
ReplyDeleteI realy like the wepons. By Jackson and des.
ReplyDeleteIt was EPIC!
ReplyDeleteIt was EPIC!
ReplyDeleteHi we loved our Excursion. from Emily & Lilly
ReplyDeleteExcursion to Stradbroke.COOL!We have never been to Stradbroke before!The anthropologists must have learned a lot about the Aboriginal people.Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThe excursion was great by Lauren
ReplyDeletewe are quacks by Alyssa and Zoe
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