Australian Post Card

2 November 1998

From Mrs. Glover

Here is the children's classroom with Khory in Grade 5 talking with his teacher over the radio. Mum is the teacher the rest of the time. All subjects are taught even music, guitar, and PE.

THE BLUE-TONGUED LIZARD lives in the stony and sandy deserts of central Australia. Its gray and orange coloring gives it good camouflage as it moves among the rocks and across the sand searching for insects and other small creatures. This lizard does not lay eggs, but gives birth to up to ten live young at a time.

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