




"Cottontail" is being shown the scenery around Norway of the towns: Hardangervidda, Hordaland, and Telemark. The Tjora Cross in the top right is dated around 1100 AD.


"Jumpy", our green travel bug frog, is being taken care of by a wonderful girl named Ms. Salmon. She teaches an elementary school in Plymouth, England. Her students were excited when Jumpy finally arrived there. Plymouth, England is know as the place where the famous ship the "Mayflower" departed. The picture in the upper right shows the steps actually used by the Pilgrims to board the "Mayflower".

This is Vicky and Mickey, our South African friends, who are taking great care of "CB" our travel bug bunny. They live in Greyton in the Western Cape of South Africa. The picture directly above this text is taken at Cape Point where the Indian and the Atlantic Oceans meet. "CB" bunny has now traveled to the Eastern Cape of South Africa and seeing some great wildlife like the very rare bontebok and other animals such as baboons, kudus, vervet monkies, and bushbuks! It is very hot right now in South Africa- 30 degrees Celcius.






The Blorenges Family of Wales welcomed our dark pink bunny named "Powder Puff" with open arms. She has been shown the great and beautiful landscape of Wales.




This project started as a way to reach out to the world through stuffed animals and then, embrace the world with technology. We mailed over 30 stuffed animals with computer ID# tags attached to them. Our class can plot on a map exactly where our stuffed animals are in a particular country and watch its movement as it travels. We can exchange pictures and communicate through emails with people, and learn about cultures too.