Theme letter About Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild and Rothschild Giraffe's
Lord Rothschild was a very passionate Zoologist and a member of the Rothschild family .Lord Lionel Walter preferred to be called Lord Walter Rothschild . :1 When he was as young as 7 his passion was to have his very own Museum .He started early as a collector of animals. :2 At 10 years old his passion had increased and Walter at that age had a collection of Butterflies, birds, fish and Mammals. As his later years and now :3 18 years old he moved to Cambridge and studied at St Magdalene College not far from where I live with my family now. His sole purpose for this move was to study natural sciences. 4: Walter is now 21 and his father left him a fabulous legacy .His father had given him money and a piece of land. 5 :1892 at 24 years old Walter celebrated the opening of his museum . 6: Lord Walter Rothschild overall had 153 insects , 17 mammals, three fish, two reptiles, one millipede and one worm in his name. Lord Rothschild was very delicate with his health compared to his siblings. The Rothschild Giraffes Height 16-20ft, Length of Tongue 50 cm 20inches , gestation period 400-600 days , Litter of 1-2 calves , primary food source Acacia Leaves, weight 2,500 lbs. There colouring is unique to there breed , every giraffes' markings are like a finger print and never the same as another giraffe. Lord Rothschild described the Giraffe in 1900 on an expedition to east Africa as the Rothschild Giraffe it was also otherwise known as the Baringo Giraffe or the Ugandan Giraffe In that era of time there were many of these subspecies roamed around abundantly across Kenya , Uganda and Sudan . Lord Walter Rothschild died in 1937 and gifted the nation with his long-term collection to the natural History Museum and was one of the largest private collections . Now this subspecies of Giraffe are down in numbers to 670 overall . 450 are kept in zoos for protection and for breeding to increase on numbers . These particular Giraffes are on the endangered list and there is a fear they could become extinct through fear of there predators and poachers . These Giraffes are very rare now and prone to predators like leopards , lions , hyenas and wild dogs and crocodiles
Sending all our love and hugs and kisses
love from Sonia , jay and Caleb
I hope you enjoyed learning about these two subjects . Please could you send me some photos of you please ? What is your favourite wild Animal ? My favourite animal is Elephants and Giraffes
Saturday 27 June 2015
Friday 26 June 2015
Correspondents in Bangledesh. India ,East India
Bethi Sponsored since July 1, 2014
Your sponsored child lives in the hillside community of Shibgonj, home to approximately 10,700 residents. Typical houses are constructed of cement and have tin roofs. The regional diet consists of fish, rice and lentils.
Common health problems in this area include diarrhea, skin diseases and dental problems
Your sponsored child lives in the coastal community of Ajjykatta, home to approximately 15,100 residents. Typical houses are constructed of cement floors, mud walls and tile roofs. The primary ethnic groups are Ager, Gowda, Hulswar and Nayak.
The regional diet consists of beans, chicken, fish, rice and potatoes. Common health problems in this area include tuberculosis, diarrhoea, jaundice, typhoid, chicken pox and HIV/AIDS.
Sajini Soma Hullushwar Sponsored since April 10, 2015
Your sponsored child lives in the coastal community of Ajjykatta, home to approximately 15,100 residents. Typical houses are constructed of cement floors, mud walls and tile roofs. The primary ethnic groups are Ager, Gowda, Hulswar and Nayak.
The regional diet consists of beans, chicken, fish, rice and potatoes. Common health problems in this area include tuberculosis, diarrhoea, jaundice, typhoid, chicken pox and HIV/AIDS.
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| Musical instrument: | Key board |
| Other: | Dance |
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Common health problems in this area include diarrhea, skin diseases and dental problems
| Environment | |
| Home floor typically made of: | Brick/Block/Cement |
| Home walls typically made of: | Brick/Block/Cement |
| Home roof typically made of: | Tin/Corrugated Iron |
| Warmest Month: | May |
| Avg. Temperature Of Warmest Month: | 33C |
| Coolest Month: | December |
| Avg. Temperature Of Coolest Month: | 9C |
| Climate: | Humid |
| Terrain: | Hilly |
| Planting Month(s): | February, August |
| Rainy Month(s): | June, July |
| Harvest Month(s): | June, December |
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Nandolal Das Sponsored since April 23, 2013 
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The regional diet consists of beans, chicken, fish, rice and potatoes. Common health problems in this area include tuberculosis, diarrhoea, jaundice, typhoid, chicken pox and HIV/AIDS.
| Environment | |
| Home floor typically made of: | Brick/Block/Cement |
| Home walls typically made of: | Mud/Earth/Clay/Adobe |
| Home roof typically made of: | Tile |
| Warmest Month: | May |
| Avg. Temperature Of Warmest Month: | 32C |
| Coolest Month: | December |
| Avg. Temperature Of Coolest Month: | 20C |
| Climate: | Humid |
| Terrain: | Coastal |
| Planting Month(s): | June, July |
| Rainy Month(s): | June, July, August, September |
| Harvest Month(s): | October, November |
| Illness Month(s): | July, August |
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Sajini Soma Hullushwar Sponsored since April 10, 2015
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The regional diet consists of beans, chicken, fish, rice and potatoes. Common health problems in this area include tuberculosis, diarrhoea, jaundice, typhoid, chicken pox and HIV/AIDS.
| Enviroment | |
| Home floor typically made of: | Brick/Block/Cement |
| Home walls typically made of: | Mud/Earth/Clay/Adobe |
| Home roof typically made of: | Tile |
| Warmest Month: | May |
| Avg. Temperature Of Warmest Month: | 32C |
| Coolest Month: | December |
| Avg. Temperature Of Coolest Month: | 20C |
| Climate: | Humid |
| Terrain: | Coastal |
| Planting Month(s): | June, July |
| Rainy Month(s): | June, July, August, September |
| Harvest Month(s): | October, November |
| Illness Month(s July, August | |
Sona Rajan S Sponsored since April 20, 2015  
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Letters and questions to ask my sponsored and correspondent children
1: why are my letters important to you ?
2 :Are my letters important to you individually and why ?
3 : If you had three wishes what would they be ?
4 what's your favourite wild animal ?
5 what's your favourite pet ?
2 :Are my letters important to you individually and why ?
3 : If you had three wishes what would they be ?
4 what's your favourite wild animal ?
5 what's your favourite pet ?
Family
1: How many siblings do you have ?
2 :
Thursday 25 June 2015
Themed Letter :People
Under construction
Lord Walter Rothschild
Theme letter About Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild and Rothschild Giraffe's
Lord Rothschild was a very passionate Zoologist and a member of the Rothschild family .Lord Lionel Walter preferred to be called Lord Walter Rothschild . :1 When he was as young as 7 his passion was to have his very own Museum .He started early as a collector of animals. :2 At 10 years old his passion had increased and Walter at that age had a collection of Butterflies, birds, fish and Mammals. As his later years and now :3 18 years old he moved to Cambridge and studied at St Magdalene College not far from where I live with my family now. His sole purpose for this move was to study natural sciences. 4: Walter is now 21 and his father left him a fabulous legacy .His father had given him money and a piece of land. 5 :1892 at 24 years old Walter celebrated the opening of his museum . 6: Lord Walter Rothschild overall had 153 insects , 17 mammals, three fish, two reptiles, one millipede and one worm in his name. Lord Rothschild was very delicate with his health compared to his siblings. The Rothschild Giraffes Height 16-20ft, Length of Tongue 50 cm 20inches , gestation period 400-600 days , Litter of 1-2 calves , primary food source Acacia Leaves, weight 2,500 lbs. There colouring is unique to there breed , every giraffes' markings are like a finger print and never the same as another giraffe. Lord Rothschild described the Giraffe in 1900 on an expedition to east Africa as the Rothschild Giraffe it was also otherwise known as the Baringo Giraffe or the Ugandan Giraffe In that era of time there were many of these subspecies roamed around abundantly across Kenya , Uganda and Sudan . Lord Walter Rothschild died in 1937 and gifted the nation with his long-term collection to the natural History Museum and was one of the largest private collections . Now this subspecies of Giraffe are down in numbers to 670 overall . 450 are kept in zoos for protection and for breeding to increase on numbers . These particular Giraffes are on the endangered list and there is a fear they could become extinct through fear of there predators and poachers . These Giraffes are very rare now and prone to predators like leopards , lions , hyenas and wild dogs and crocodiles
Sending all our love and hugs and kisses
love from Sonia , jay and Caleb
I hope you enjoyed learning about these two subjects . Please could you send me some photos of you please ? What is your favourite wild Animal ? My favourite animal is Elephants and Giraffes
Beatrix Potter
Audrey Hepburn
Darcy Bussell
Princess Diana
Lord Walter Rothschild
Theme letter About Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild and Rothschild Giraffe's
Lord Rothschild was a very passionate Zoologist and a member of the Rothschild family .Lord Lionel Walter preferred to be called Lord Walter Rothschild . :1 When he was as young as 7 his passion was to have his very own Museum .He started early as a collector of animals. :2 At 10 years old his passion had increased and Walter at that age had a collection of Butterflies, birds, fish and Mammals. As his later years and now :3 18 years old he moved to Cambridge and studied at St Magdalene College not far from where I live with my family now. His sole purpose for this move was to study natural sciences. 4: Walter is now 21 and his father left him a fabulous legacy .His father had given him money and a piece of land. 5 :1892 at 24 years old Walter celebrated the opening of his museum . 6: Lord Walter Rothschild overall had 153 insects , 17 mammals, three fish, two reptiles, one millipede and one worm in his name. Lord Rothschild was very delicate with his health compared to his siblings. The Rothschild Giraffes Height 16-20ft, Length of Tongue 50 cm 20inches , gestation period 400-600 days , Litter of 1-2 calves , primary food source Acacia Leaves, weight 2,500 lbs. There colouring is unique to there breed , every giraffes' markings are like a finger print and never the same as another giraffe. Lord Rothschild described the Giraffe in 1900 on an expedition to east Africa as the Rothschild Giraffe it was also otherwise known as the Baringo Giraffe or the Ugandan Giraffe In that era of time there were many of these subspecies roamed around abundantly across Kenya , Uganda and Sudan . Lord Walter Rothschild died in 1937 and gifted the nation with his long-term collection to the natural History Museum and was one of the largest private collections . Now this subspecies of Giraffe are down in numbers to 670 overall . 450 are kept in zoos for protection and for breeding to increase on numbers . These particular Giraffes are on the endangered list and there is a fear they could become extinct through fear of there predators and poachers . These Giraffes are very rare now and prone to predators like leopards , lions , hyenas and wild dogs and crocodiles
Sending all our love and hugs and kisses
love from Sonia , jay and Caleb
I hope you enjoyed learning about these two subjects . Please could you send me some photos of you please ? What is your favourite wild Animal ? My favourite animal is Elephants and Giraffes
Beatrix Potter
Audrey Hepburn
Darcy Bussell
Princess Diana
Duke and duchess of Cambridge
Nelson Mandela
Wednesday 24 June 2015
Themed Letter Ideas: Animals
World Giraffe Day Rothschild Giraffes
Theme letter About Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild and Rothschild Giraffe's
Lord Rothschild was a very passionate Zoologist and a member of the Rothschild family .Lord Lionel Walter preferred to be called Lord Walter Rothschild . :1 When he was as young as 7 his passion was to have his very own Museum .He started early as a collector of animals. :2 At 10 years old his passion had increased and Walter at that age had a collection of Butterflies, birds, fish and Mammals. As his later years and now :3 18 years old he moved to Cambridge and studied at St Magdalene College not far from where I live with my family now. His sole purpose for this move was to study natural sciences. 4: Walter is now 21 and his father left him a fabulous legacy .His father had given him money and a piece of land. 5 :1892 at 24 years old Walter celebrated the opening of his museum . 6: Lord Walter Rothschild overall had 153 insects , 17 mammals, three fish, two reptiles, one millipede and one worm in his name. Lord Rothschild was very delicate with his health compared to his siblings. The Rothschild Giraffes Height 16-20ft, Length of Tongue 50 cm 20inches , gestation period 400-600 days , Litter of 1-2 calves , primary food source Acacia Leaves, weight 2,500 lbs. There colouring is unique to there breed , every giraffes' markings are like a finger print and never the same as another giraffe. Lord Rothschild described the Giraffe in 1900 on an expedition to east Africa as the Rothschild Giraffe it was also otherwise known as the Baringo Giraffe or the Ugandan Giraffe In that era of time there were many of these subspecies roamed around abundantly across Kenya , Uganda and Sudan . Lord Walter Rothschild died in 1937 and gifted the nation with his long-term collection to the natural History Museum and was one of the largest private collections . Now this subspecies of Giraffe are down in numbers to 670 overall . 450 are kept in zoos for protection and for breeding to increase on numbers . These particular Giraffes are on the endangered list and there is a fear they could become extinct through fear of there predators and poachers . These Giraffes are very rare now and prone to predators like leopards , lions , hyenas and wild dogs and crocodiles
Sending all our love and hugs and kisses
love from Sonia , jay and Caleb
I hope you enjoyed learning about these two subjects . Please could you send me some photos of you please ? What is your favourite wild Animal ? My favourite animal is Elephants and Giraffes
World Tiger Day
Theme letter About Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild and Rothschild Giraffe's
Lord Rothschild was a very passionate Zoologist and a member of the Rothschild family .Lord Lionel Walter preferred to be called Lord Walter Rothschild . :1 When he was as young as 7 his passion was to have his very own Museum .He started early as a collector of animals. :2 At 10 years old his passion had increased and Walter at that age had a collection of Butterflies, birds, fish and Mammals. As his later years and now :3 18 years old he moved to Cambridge and studied at St Magdalene College not far from where I live with my family now. His sole purpose for this move was to study natural sciences. 4: Walter is now 21 and his father left him a fabulous legacy .His father had given him money and a piece of land. 5 :1892 at 24 years old Walter celebrated the opening of his museum . 6: Lord Walter Rothschild overall had 153 insects , 17 mammals, three fish, two reptiles, one millipede and one worm in his name. Lord Rothschild was very delicate with his health compared to his siblings. The Rothschild Giraffes Height 16-20ft, Length of Tongue 50 cm 20inches , gestation period 400-600 days , Litter of 1-2 calves , primary food source Acacia Leaves, weight 2,500 lbs. There colouring is unique to there breed , every giraffes' markings are like a finger print and never the same as another giraffe. Lord Rothschild described the Giraffe in 1900 on an expedition to east Africa as the Rothschild Giraffe it was also otherwise known as the Baringo Giraffe or the Ugandan Giraffe In that era of time there were many of these subspecies roamed around abundantly across Kenya , Uganda and Sudan . Lord Walter Rothschild died in 1937 and gifted the nation with his long-term collection to the natural History Museum and was one of the largest private collections . Now this subspecies of Giraffe are down in numbers to 670 overall . 450 are kept in zoos for protection and for breeding to increase on numbers . These particular Giraffes are on the endangered list and there is a fear they could become extinct through fear of there predators and poachers . These Giraffes are very rare now and prone to predators like leopards , lions , hyenas and wild dogs and crocodiles
Sending all our love and hugs and kisses
love from Sonia , jay and Caleb
I hope you enjoyed learning about these two subjects . Please could you send me some photos of you please ? What is your favourite wild Animal ? My favourite animal is Elephants and Giraffes
World Tiger Day
Swans
Friday 19 June 2015
Galilea and Brandoli translation of There Carte (Letters )
May 13, 2015
Dear Sponsor,
God bless you and your family. Thank you
so much for all the things you have blessed me with. I send greetings to Jay
and Caleb, and also to your husband and the rest of your children.
Also, I want to say happy birthday and
thank you so much for your letter. I thank God that we have someone like you
thinking about my family at all times. My mom is so happy.
I like learning English, but my favourite
class is Artistic Expression. I prefer to wear boots. I like listening to Christian
music, and my favorite song is “Cantare a Jehovah” (I will sing to Jehovah). I
do like reading stories, but I also enjoy writing my own tales. For example,
once upon a time in the depths of the ocean, lived a beautiful mermaid that had
an angry father. The mermaid’s name is Ariel and one day she fell in love with
a prince.
Sincerely,
Galilea Fabiola
#1480
Panajachel
May 6, 2015
Dear Sonia,
Receive a cordial greeting. I am hoping
you are well of health and close to your loved ones.
The reason for my short letter is to thank
you for always thinking of me, and for sending me your letter. It is a great pleasure to meet your family,
even if it is only through the pictures you sent me.
I want to let you know that I am doing
very well and that I am very happy to be able to get an education, and
everything thanks to you. Also, I want to let you know that my family is doing
very well too. I really enjoy going to school, and what I like doing the most
is painting the drawings my teacher taught me to do, and then I share them with
my classmates.
With my brother, Melvin, I really like
playing cars and soccer. My favourite food is rice and noodles.
I really enjoy hearing from you, sponsor.
To you and your family I send many hugs and greetings. God bless you, always.
Sincerely,
Brandoli Coroxón
Alonzo
#3328
Thursday 18 June 2015
Tuesday 16 June 2015
Samuel
FEBRUARY 2015 UPDATE
Samuel has passed the 8th grade and has moved on to the 9th grade in 2015! Thank you for supporting him!
Samuel has passed the 8th grade and has moved on to the 9th grade in 2015! Thank you for supporting him!
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