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For todays summer learning journey activity we needed to design a unique prosthetic leg for Mosha, an elephant who stepped on a landmine and lost one of her legs when she was only 7 months old. Many believed she wouldn’t survive, but compassionate individuals came together to create a new prosthetic leg for her. The design I drew on her prosthetic repersents her living environment. a fact I found out about Mosha is that she was the first elephant in the world to receive a functional prosthetic leg.

For this week’s Summer Learning Journey, I found some cool facts about the Giant Centipede. I started by looking up information about centipedes to answer some questions. This activity was fascinating because some questions were hard to find answers to, while others were easier, making it a unique way to learn and research. One fact I learned is that centipedes have an odd number of legs, not an even number!

This week’s Summer Learning Journey involved creating and bringing to life a drawing of a spider web. This hands-on experience was enjoyable and enlightening, reminding us of the value of using our hands and imagination in learning. Did you know that spiders often eat and recycle their webs to regain protein and create new ones? The Summer Learning Journey is truly fun and exciting. Thank you, Manaiakalani, for your dedication and effort.

For this week’s Summer Learning Journey, I explored different facts about the Giant Centipede. I started by looking up information about centipedes to answer some questions. This activity was fascinating because some questions were hard to find answers to, while others were easier, making it a unique way to learn and research. One interesting fact I learned is that centipedes always have an odd number of legs, not an even number.

This week for the summer learning journey we were exploring the art of spider webs using our own imaginations !

Our topic was titled Art In The Web. We began by learning how to draw a spider web, which was a fun experience. Next, we tested our spider skills by creating our own spider webs using pencil and paper. I found this task quite fascinating, especially since we could engage in a game related to the activity we were working on. This made the learning process even more enjoyable. One interesting fact I learned about spider webs is that they are thinner than a strand of hair yet incredibly strong. They are marvels of nature, and understanding them added an extra layer of interest to our activity. Overall, this task was both enjoyable and entertaining, giving a unique blend of creativity and learning.