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A trip to the moon


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DSKI School on the Moon

The Preschoolers traveled to the moon today. 
With the help of the astronauts, the space ship was launched.
We got lost in time, but we patiently waited.


Finally, we landed on the moon. 


Being taken with us is our version of the Bio Regenerative Life Support System to create a living environment for the plants and animals. 

 

We made sure that the students and teachers who will be on the moon will survive for months with enough supply of nourishment. 


 

We also brought with us supplies of protein bars, fruits, cookies, candies, nuts, and food in cans. 


In order to ensure that we will be able to provide enough food and have the right amount of production, we did a survey back on earth. 


The students found out about the following information:
  • Total number of people going to the moon
  • People who have allergies
  • Food preferences
  • Amount of water consumed in a day


The space ship was full but it made it to the moon!


Once we landed, we wasted no time and started to work on our greenhouse.


We put soil in the pots,


Added the seeds.


Watered the plants.


Luckily, it was a sunny day on the moon!

 

We took the rover and went out for a walk outside the moon for a while. 


 

We put on our space suits and explored outside the DSKI Lunar School. 
We tried to look for signs of life out there!

 

Hopefully, we will be able to discover more as we now started living on the moon.

 

For now, we will enjoy our new school and watch the stars and comets around us!




















 

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