Nature School （June）

We went to Tanba for two days and one night. The children seemed very excited holding a firefly drawing contest and making their own schedules before they left. That day was cloudy, but we managed to stop the rain, and we enjoyed playing in the river. We were moved by the many fireflies that night. One of guardians said, “This year might be the greatest numbers of fireflies we’ve had over the past few years.” The next day, we fully absorbed nature by weeding the vegetable fields, picking Ume plums and playing in the river.

Making their own schedules♪		Let’s go!
Let’s eat lunch first! It tastes great when we eat together.		Mom’s efforts☆
Listening to today’s schedule seriously.		So many tadpoles!
The water is cold!		An adult (staff) participated in the firefly drawing contest.
Hashed beef and rice for dinner. Looks good!		Dad, how does it taste?
Who won the laurel at the firefly drawing contest?		Morning stroll…What kind of lizard is that!?
Helping to make breakfast.		It’s so fun to play with my dad this much.
There are more Ume plums here!		It’s hard even for adults to pull a lot of weeds.

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