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Dear Wonderful COSTAC People, Room 25, at Westlake Hills Dear Wonderful COSTAC People, Room 25, at Westlake Hills Elementary School would like to thank you for your, “Virtual Field trip of Wildwood Park” that you created for us to view! My students were delighted to watch your personal tour of the park. Many are planning with their families to go there when it is safe. Since you created something special for us, we decided to make a, “Thank You” slidedeck that all of the students have contributed to as a gift to all of you. We look forward to seeing you and the animals next year, it will be better than ever. I can’t wait. Love from all of the 4th Graders of Room 25, Sincerely, Sandra Rowlett 1 Tatum First, I loved Also, I have Lastly, I loved all when you always of the wildlife identified the wondered why and the stream Thank you poison oak dandelions where the because I was grow, because animals got all of COSTAC! always so scared when I was their water. Also, of it until you younger I I have many oak A virtual identified it. thought that trees in my they grew, so backyard just hug from that I could wish like the ones in Mrs. on them. Now I the video that know that the you made. Rowlett’s wind blows away the seeds Class and then a new plant will grow because of this video 2 Merrick Thank you so much for letting me see the park! You guys are the best! 3 Dear COSTAC People, Thank you for using your time for making our class the beautiful video. I saw many beautiful and wild animals. I also learned many facts about the animals when I watched the video. Thank you again for how much time you put in the video. I especially loved the gopher snake. I loved that animal because there and patterns on the skin. You guys are the best! Have a great day. From: Paxton Rose Battaglia 4 Dear Mrs. Rowlett Thank you for showing me how to be a 4th grader. You taught me many things ive never knew before and would love to come back to this school when im older and visit. You put so much time and hard work for our class and everyone else. Thank you very much for your time. Weston Thank you so much COSTAC friends for giving us that experience. I wish I could have been there in person. That video was amazing! I loved it so much I especially loved the part where we got to see the gopher snake. Thank you so much. Love, Weston Jaelynn! Thank You COSTAC friends For The Amazing Virtual Field Trip! I Appreciate All the Effort You Put Into This Video. I Wish I Could Of Been There In Reality To See It All! Jackson Dear COSTAC people, Thank you so much for showing me around the amazing Wildwood park on the virtual field trip. I was super excited to hear about the snakes because I saw two of them on my bike ride today! It really helped. 7 David Thank you for the video on Wildwood Park. I have barely even heard of this park but now I have learned so much about this place. My favorite part was when we saw a gopher snake. I have never heard of that snake. I really appreciated it. Thank you. 8 Chaden Mae Thank you so much COSTAC From, Chaden people for making this video for us! I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed the part when we saw the gopher snake. It was so cool! I also loved when we saw the poison oak, it was very interesting. I really hope we get to see you guys some day! 9 Dear Wildwood Rangers, Thank you so much for showing us around your super cool park, I really appreciated it. I think it is cool how you have all those different animals that vary from scary mountain lions and rattlesnakes to peaceful birds. From, Ryan C. 10 Thank You Dear COSTAC friends, Thank you so much for making a video of the tour we were going to go on. I appreciate it a lot. The video was super cool. I really liked the part when we saw the gopher snake. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Makayla C . Brooklyn Thank you so much for the tour you gave us, and also make sure to stay safe. Darrelle Thank you so much Costac friends for putting so much effort In the video. I’m so thankful that I got to see the hike where we were suppose to go for our field trip. I hope the time and energy you put into this video pays off by teaching us amazing things! I find it interesting that he was able to identify which species of bird made the nest and able to explain where the eggs went.. Dear Wildwood Rangers, I am so grateful and thankful that you took the time to make a video of the tour for us. First, I loved when you showed the bird’s nest, and the black and yellow bird. The bird looked like a painting, and was so beautiful! Next, I was always scared of poison ivy. After you explained it, I became less frightened of it! Lastly, I loved how you talked about seed dispersal. I have never learned about it, and I was very curious to learn more. The seed that moved by itself was the coolest thing I have ever seen! Thank you for making this experience so fun even though we weren't at the park. After the video I felt like I’ve just been at Wildwood Park! That’s how much fun you guys made it! Scarlette 14 Braden Thank you for putting so much time into the video. It was so cool. I love that you talk about the poison oak. 15 Dear Wildwood Rangers, I appreciate that you made this video for all of us. It was fun virtual experience it because we are not able to come to visit your park. I enjoyed seeing the gopher snake and all of the plants and animals because they are all very interesting. Thank you, again. Sincerely, Sophia 16 DeȀr ɑOȟTɝɑ ɆriȩȝǶs, Thaȝȕ yȡɊ Ȼo țɉcȊ ǿȢr ɘoɉȹ wȢȝǶerǾɉȘ vȏǷeȡ! I ǵnȑoəȩd ȗǵaȹnȎȝȈ ǽboɉɃ ǽȘl oǾ tȊe ǶȎvǵȸȼe pȗȀȞtȻ ǽȞd aȝȎțǽlȻ. I eȼpȩǹȏaȘlɘ ȘȡvǵǷ ȋeȀrȏȝȈ tȊe ȼtȡȸə ǽboɉɃ ȋȢw Ƀȋe CalȎǾȢȹniȀ ȻǽȈebȸɉȼh ȇȢɄ tȊe ȞȎcȔȞǽme “ǹȡɓbȢɘ ǸolȡȇȞǵ”. It ɒaȼ ȀlȻȢ iȞtȩȸǵȼtiȝȈ to Ȋȩǽȹ tȊe ȋȎsɃȢȹy oȝ Ʉhȩ CȊɊțasȊ ȀȞd Ƀȋǵ diffȩȸǵȞt ɒaəs Ƀȋȩy ɊȻeǶ tȊȩ Ȟǽtuȸȩ arȡɊȝǶ tȊeț! Our ǹȘȀsȻ ȏȼ so ȀȥȦrǵǹiȀɄȏve ȡǾ Ʉhǵ ɏiǶȩȢ anǷ ɓȎsȊ ɓǵ coɉȗǶ hǽɏe ǻȩǵn aǼȘȩ tȢ seȩ ȏɃ aȘl Ȏȝ ȦǵrȻoȞ. ThȀȝȕ yȢu Ȼȡ țɊcȊ ǿor Ƀȋȩ tȏȚe ȀȞd ǵffoȸɄ yȡɊ ȥuɄ ȎnɃȢ țakȎȝȈ oɉr VȏȸɄuȀl FȏeȗǶ ȜrȎȥ! IɄ waȻ ȼȡ ȏnɃeȹȩsɃȏȞg aȝǶ ȎnǾȢȹmaɃȎɐǵ! Thaȝȕ yȡɊ aȇȀȏȞ foȸ alȗ ɄhȀɃ əȢu dȡ ɃȢ ȋelȥ ɉȼ cȢȝɄinɉǵ Ƀo Șȩǽrȝ! Sinǹȩȹǵlɘ, MisȻ ɗȀȈɊe 17 James Thank you for spending time on making a video for us to make-up for not going on the field trip. I especially enjoyed learning about Poison oak and yucca. I liked how you can make soap out of the yucca plant. 18 Luke Dear Wildwood Rangers, Thank you for making the video. I really wish I was there.Luke I loved the part where we got to see the Gopher Snake. It is such a cool animal. I also loved the tip, “leaves of three, let it be” about Poison Oak. The filaree seed you showed that corkscrews and drills itself into the ground to spread its seeds was really cool to see. From, Luke 19 Ryan K Dear COSTAC, Thank you so much for making that inspiring video. I loved the tips and tricks that you taught us. I really liked it when we saw the gopher snake. I also thank you for taking time out of your lives to make the video since we didn't get to go in person. I thought it was amazing and awesome that you guys at COSTAC that did this for for us. Thank You! From, Ryan K 20 Dear COSTAC, Thank you so much for working on this virtual tour. I had so much fun watching this tour. The animals and wildlife was so amazing. The Yucca plant seems to be so useful. You can even make soap from them! I am so grateful that you guys put so much effort to make a virtual video for us. (The tips were very useful!) Thank you! Brielle 21 Tristan THANK YOU ! Thank you for making the video possible! I liked the part about the gopher snake and the seed dispersal! I've been there for summer camp but i didn’t know it was this interesting. Thanks for the video! 22 Leo Thank you for the virtual field trip! It was very cool that yucca can be used in a lot of different ways like soap and clothing,my favorite part is when I saw the Gopher snake,and The trail looked peaceful. It was very thoughtful of you to make a virtual field trip. -Leo 23 Thanks COSTAC Rangers! Thanks for the video! I really enjoyed it and it was really fun to watch! I really enjoyed the nature! Thank you so much again! -Caitlin Payton HI! Thank you so much for making the video of the field trip. My favorite part was seeing all the plants and the snake! I liked it a lot, Stay Safe! Thank You!, Payton 25 William Thank you COSTAC for the video.
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