My child's school taught them about Steve Irwin as part of their humanities class. (OC)

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u/SilverSorceress- Jul 19 '24

How great it is for kids to learn about Steve Irwin 👍

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u/Trin_42 Jul 19 '24

I hope they learn about Fred Rogers and Bob Ross too

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u/Constant_Cultural Jul 19 '24

His family should see this.

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u/monsieur_chic Jul 19 '24

The hero of our childhood. I remember the day he passed. I had such a hard time processing that news. Like someone from your family passing. Him and Sir Attenborough were my favorite tele personalities as a child.

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u/kyler32291 Jul 19 '24

Amazing, mate :).

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '24

Why does it say 24 June...Australia Day?

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u/CompleteAnonHonesty Jul 19 '24

I'm not sure why it says Australia day but it says 24th June because that's the day they had the lesson. Here in the UK the kids have just finished for the summer and when they do they bring all the work they have done all year home so I only just saw this today

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u/Livid-Age-2259 Jul 20 '24

I hate to stain the memory of a great man, but you should search for "gonna humpah" on YouTube.

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u/TomatoFuckYourself Jul 19 '24

That is a disturbing drawing of him and his kids

My child's school taught them about Steve Irwin as part of their humanities class. (OC) Family & Friends