Gr4 Camp

Last week we went on camp.
We went to Giraffe House on our way.
We came on a bus.
We got off the bus and went to eat our snack, and we went to go see the animals, there were snakes, giraffe, llama, zebra and we got ice-cream and went to the reptile show and some of my classmates held a python and my teacher had to close her eyes and the guy put a fake tarantula in her hands! and she got such a fright.
In the end we went to go feed the goats and then we got on the bus and headed to camp.








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