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Thursday, September 16, 2021

Kids In Space - Urmi's Literacy Group


On Tuesday Week 8, Urmi's literacy group went to something called Kids in space. It's technically a small program where you can learn about how people live and go to space. Like for example, we learnt how astronauts eat. They eat out of extremely well sealed zip lock bags. Usually they would eat spinach and everything and believe it or not, these zip lock bags are so well sealed that the food would be able to last for extremely long. From 8 months to around 10 years. I know right? It's amazing. 

Next, to feel like we are actual astronauts, we put on spacesuits. They were the colours, white, orange and blue. I didn't want to put on a spacesuit and neither did Damon but we still took a picture with everyone. You can see us in the picture laughing in the bottom left. Honestly, it was really fun and I totally recommend it because you can learn about space and astronauts in a fun way. Thank you for reading, bye!

2 comments:

  1. Hi Brooke! I really like how you put in effort to make this blog post about Kids In space! Maybe next time you could explain more about what we did at kid in space.
    I really enjoyed reading this blog post.
    From Nevaeh

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  2. Hi Brooke its Everley
    I really liked how you described what they ate and how long the stay good for. It made me think about my group in kids in space. It is really fun. Maybe next time you could tell us about what the colours of the space suits mean.
    I really liked this post!
    From Everley

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