Age 8-10

I like trees.

Trees are more than just a tree. They are playgrounds, homes, colourful, different shapes and sizes and give us air.

We need trees to survive, have fun and we need to stop cutting down trees. A tree that you don’t litter at.

Birds live in trees.

Trees can have lots of colours.

This is the ‘Yeet’ tree. It has cool colours and shapes.

Our trees give us apples.

Trees are pretty and need to live and we need them to live.

We love trees and they love us.

People have to stop cutting down our trees. There won’t be very many left if people continue cutting down trees, so please stop cutting down trees, now! I hope you understand how important trees are, if you see someone cutting down a tree tell them to stop and tell them how important trees are.

Trees give us apples.

Stop killing the trees because it is nature and it helps us live.

Trees are an important part of Earth and they give us a nice day. They also help us think really hard because when you are under a tree it is peaceful.

Trees give oxygen to people so we can live. The trees we plant create a better place to live. Thank you.

Trees are important because they give us air.

I like to sit on a bench under a tree.

Trees are beauty because they give us oxygen and they give us food and water.

Animals need trees to survive.

Trees are important because they provide us with foods, homes, oxygen, shade, air and life.

Everyone loves a playful tree where people and animals can connect.

People like the trees and people like to relax under the trees.

We need to stop cutting down trees because they are homes to animals, turn carbon dioxide into oxygen which helps us breathe so please stop cutting down trees and hurting the environment.

Every tree can be beautiful in its own way.

My tree is the Mythixs tree. This tree is very old, it has been there for 3.4 billion years and it can generate beams of energy and temporary illusions that have writing that is 3.2 billion years old. There is a tomb underneath that has an ancient relic powering the tree.