Grade 3 Report
Grade 3 Dive into SEA LIFE Aquarium!
There was plenty of excitement in the air as our Grade 3 students set off on their first excursion of the year and their first train trip together as a cohort!
At SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, students explored the fascinating life cycles of a range of animals.
They came face to face with Coowonga, the 4.5m saltwater crocodile, met Neptune the stingray, spotted a range of shark species and even found Nemo!
The Penguin Playground was a favourite, but the highlight for many was patting starfish and holding shark eggs.
A huge thank you to our incredible parent volunteers for helping make such a memorable day possible!
“I loved seeing the turtles” - Felix M
“My favourite animal was the salt water croc” - Harper
“I liked the swordfish” - Branden
“I liked the story about the Mary River Turtle who played hide and
seek for 3 years” - Michaela
“Seeing the penguins and pufferfish was cool!” - John
“The saltwater crocodile was my favourite” - Vinni
“I liked seeing the seahorses, they were very pregnant” - Maya
“I liked listening to all the facts. My favourite one was that crocodiles help us” - Ryan
“I really enjoyed seeing Squiddle the Turtle” - Penny
“I liked that we got to see the turtles swimming” - James
“The penguins were the coolest” - Andaru
“I liked seeing the stingray named Neptune” - Rozi
“I liked everything! One of my favourite things was seeing the Leopard Shark” - Nika
“The saltwater crocodile was the best” - Ari
“I enjoyed seeing the turtles” - Victoria
“Neptune was my favourite stingray” - Delilah
“Seeing the crocodile was my favourite” - Nicholas
“I loved seeing the baby penguins, they were so cute” - Lola
“I enjoyed learning more about sea life” - Molly
“I enjoyed all of it but one of my highlights was the penguins” - Nia
“I liked seeing the turtle that hid for 3 years” - Ruby
“I liked going on the train to the city with my class” - Sophia
“I enjoyed when we got to see all the different animals that they have
at the aquarium, especially the turtles” - Esme
“I never knew that Leopard Sharks are called Zebra Sharks when they’re babies” - Zoe
