The document summarizes a family's visit to a coffee plantation and cricket farm in Vietnam during the Christmas holiday. At the coffee plantation, they learned about the process of growing, harvesting, and processing coffee beans, including letting the beans dry and turning black naturally or through weasel digestion. At the cricket farm, the family was offered crickets to eat, with the father being the only one brave enough to try one. They also saw over a million crickets and learned what the crickets' diet consisted of, with the highlight being feeding and petting the owner's dogs.
2. When We Went
My family took me to Vietnam on the
Christmas holiday. When we were there we
visited a coffee plantation and a cricket farm.
3. Coffee Plantation in Vietnam
We visited the coffee plantation first.When we
were there we learned how important coffee was
to Vietnam.
To make coffee they had to pick the bean off
the tree and then let it dry so it could turn black
(it went from green>red>black).
After it was black they either put it to a
machine to make it into coffee or they gave it to
a weasel to digest and then poo it out.
5. Cricket Farming in Vietnam
We went to the cricket farm last. When we were
there they offered us some crickets. Me, my
mum and my sister said no but my dad had
three!!
We also saw about one million real crickets.
The owner also told us what the crickets ate:
leaves, shrubs and flowers. My favourite part
was when we got to feed, pet and cuddle the
dogs the owner owned.
6. Photos of Crickets
me going to
my dad
(not) eat a
chowing down (for
cricket-gross!!
real)a cricket-yum!!
LOTS OF CRICKETS!!
