August 29 sunny

Elementary school third gradeKuwaSawa Mio-chan

★ I interviewed "Small Autumn"

Summer vacation is coming to an end, and I gradually feel the arrival of autumn. This time, I'm leaving for coverage to find such a "small autumn"! I met an older brother who is familiar with plants and creatures, and found a lot of small autumn!

I searched for various autumns

​Mio Kuwazawa​

8 years old, 3rd grade elementary school kids living in Saitama prefecture

I searched for various autumns today. I asked the uncle of Mugiwaraboko about various autumns.
The first thing I saw was the Chinese tallow. It is said that it is planted as a roadside tree in various places in the hall. The next thing I saw was horse chestnut. Tochinoki is said to represent Tochigi prefecture.
Next, I saw an acorn (Quercus glauca). It's about October to November. I also saw Lithocarpus edulis (acorn). It's about September to October. In terms of age, he is in the second grade.
This time, I saw a brown cicada in a cicada. In addition to the brown cicada, I heard the cry of Tsukutsukubo and Minminzemi.
Next, I saw sweetgum. The color will change from green to brown. It was like a human hand. I also saw Kunugi. Nenrei is in the second grade and is about October.
Next, I found alder. It's a small pinecone. There was also a chestnut that everyone knew. There were a lot of thorns and it seemed to be light.
There was a cricket on the ground. The big hole was like a house. There was also a mushroom beside it. Slugs eat mushrooms.
Finally, I found Dahlia and Gerbera.

Mio reporter who loves drawing and writing. Perhaps because I was always observing carefully, I found more "small autumns" than the teachers. If there was something unusual, I would use the camera to "pasha", and if there was something I was interested in, I immediately asked a question and took notes.

With that active coverage, there are plenty of things I want to write! As a result, the article is also the longest article ever for a kids reporter. School will finally start next week, but please find a little autumn at school as well.