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It was kinda boring, just when he talked so much but when the crawled up my arm it was funny but scary at the same time i wanted to hold the tunnel web spider but i didn't as well because it was real scary

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The concept of the skin of a squid being part of natural chemicals  and scientists being able to make it into a spray so your thoughts can go onto the wall is amazing.

Being able to grow your lunch on the wall would be amazing, you wouldn't have to bring a lunch box or buy food from a store. It would be so fun to be able to learn to grow your own food and learn to keep plants alive.

The red back spider was so cute and I love the fact that a spiders silk can preserve their food for year. they are very poisonous their bites are life threatening.

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1. He swore a lot, I know this because Noah told me.
2. He wanted to cover the school walls with plants; I thought that would be weird.
3. He let the Weta crawl on everyone and Cruz thought it was going to go into his mouth

Ruud has not changed my mind about insects, nature, the environment, or the future.

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He doesn't like straight lines on buildings because nature doesn't have straight lines. He thinks buildings should be incorporated into nature and not be separate from nature.
He likes to help the environment and knows a lot about animals. He thinks people should appreciate animals more. He also said we can turn animals into art and some human art can be compared to the way animals look or behave.
One thing I disagree with is how he said our school should be incorporated with nature, I think school is a place for learning and we shouldn't make the buildings too distracting for students.
Tane

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Ruud's presentation about plants and bugs and how buildings don't need to be full of technology, but full of science and the biology of plants.  Ruud explained how
companies say that bees are endangered but there repopulating faster than we can count. he also explained how jumping spiders use sign language but humans say we invented it. Ruud's presentation showed me grow we just need plants to evolve not technology. imagine having food growing on you walls.-levi-

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1. One of the first things that interested me was the squid skin because I never heard or knew about till he showed us it in close range.
2. Another one was this architecture who never built something straight and always had a bent ruler.
3. Thirdly I never thought spider or wetas were nice I always thought they were scary but when he took them out of the plastic jars they actually were nice and liked humans.
Rod taught me that insects aren't as scary and they can be nice but scary at the same time as I thought and not everything has to be straight because in nature nothing is straight.

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-Nothing in nature is straight, so Hundertwasser designed a art centre with no straight lines to be in harmony with nature.
-Jumping Spiders use sing language to communicate with each other and they use their legs to calculate the distance to jump onto a bee and they shoot out a web parachute for if they miss.
-The European bees aren't in danger, he thinks their population is growing too fast, they are hurting the native bees of New Zealand and the native plants. They weren't supposed too pollinate the type of plants here and are doing more harm than good when they do.
-He believes that buildings made out of clay would be good because plants could grow on it, it is very good at insulating against heat and the cold. Once the building gets old, it would fall down and turn into clay again. There would be not much waste in buildings made of clay.

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That squid wirelessly change their skin to communicate

We could put squid skin on are walls and use are brains to change it

Nothing is straight in nature

Ruuds presentation changed my mind about the bee population and how and was apparently declining. He made  me think that its rising . insects are not bugs they are insects

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1)- He showed us an artist who never drew with straight lines because he said the nature didn't have any straight lines. His name was Friedensreich Hundertwasser.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser is a well known artist in Austria, for all of his non-straight art.

2)- Ruud was very passionate for nature, explaining how everything is straight and dull, and how we should have a forest school, being with nature.

3)- Ruud had many insects, they looked scary but didn't do any harm, he had a Weta called George, 2 more Wetas and 2 spiders. They weren't even that scary.

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In my opinion, it wasn't great. However, I was disappointed when he used inappropriate language. He seems to consider everything as art, even food on the walls.
Observing a person with a spider on their face was a mixture of fear and intrigue.

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He thinks the world would be a better place with more nature on school grounds. He says that everything is practically art. The thing that shocked me was the spider that he put on his head. I thought that my friend that lives down my street would love the weta and the spiders he loves bugs.

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He wants humans and nature to be friends,
hes doing lots of things to help nature/enviroment he wants every part of this earth to be well connected and all be a big team.
I agree with some of the things he said but i also dissagree with some other things he said such as: "our school is boring because there is too many straight lines nature does'nt have straight lines" but also it isnt nature its a school for learning if there is too many things going on you can get easily distracted, All though i agree with some statements i cant say i agree with them all. But i did like the info about the population of bees it was a cool little fun fact although...
(I HATE BUGS/INSECTS)

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1. Find a picture relevant to what Ruud spoke about
2. Write at least three points that he made that interested, surprised or shocked you
For each point explain what it means to you.
3. Explain how Ruud's presentation may have changed your mind about insects, nature, the environment or future.