Us eighth graders should to go to Lava Beds National Monument. It'll be an excellent learning experience for us. We can learn about science and nature to history and culture. Lava Beds National Monument has a lot of activities us students can learn from. Some students say they learn better with hand on activities. Others say they learn better outside of the classroom. So, read this and think about letting us go to Lava Bed National Monument.
On, Lava Beds National Monument (U.S. National Park Service), there are many links to learn more about the place. There's even a link on safety! There are many dangerous things here, but, I ensure you as long as we are careful and listen to our guide we will be safe. And, if there are any children you think will not listen make them wait for us. Just because in first glance you think its a dangerous place, doesn't mean that it is. The main thing that is dangerous here is the caving activity. But, …show more content…
Tails range from 0.5 miles to over 8 miles in length, and go through various habitats found within Lava Beds, as it says on the website. On the trails we are more likely to see wildflowers, mammals, reptiles, and much more. Squirrels, mule deer, and kangaroo rats are the most commonly encountered mammal in the monument. However, there are many other species often found during the course of a visit. They have all adapted to living in this dry environment, and many take advantage of the shelter provided by the numerous lava tube caves.
With all this information, I hope you, Mr. Davis, will let us go. For, Lava Beds will be a great learning experience. Us eighth graders will be thrilled to learn more about this place. It'll be a great experience for the teachers as well, for, they too can learn something new. At least think about it, for, this is a lot of information to take in about Lava
On, Lava Beds National Monument (U.S. National Park Service), there are many links to learn more about the place. There's even a link on safety! There are many dangerous things here, but, I ensure you as long as we are careful and listen to our guide we will be safe. And, if there are any children you think will not listen make them wait for us. Just because in first glance you think its a dangerous place, doesn't mean that it is. The main thing that is dangerous here is the caving activity. But, …show more content…
Tails range from 0.5 miles to over 8 miles in length, and go through various habitats found within Lava Beds, as it says on the website. On the trails we are more likely to see wildflowers, mammals, reptiles, and much more. Squirrels, mule deer, and kangaroo rats are the most commonly encountered mammal in the monument. However, there are many other species often found during the course of a visit. They have all adapted to living in this dry environment, and many take advantage of the shelter provided by the numerous lava tube caves.
With all this information, I hope you, Mr. Davis, will let us go. For, Lava Beds will be a great learning experience. Us eighth graders will be thrilled to learn more about this place. It'll be a great experience for the teachers as well, for, they too can learn something new. At least think about it, for, this is a lot of information to take in about Lava