Well done on completing the first 3 activities for the Summer Learning Journey! I'm so excited to see that you have chosen to participate in the programme again this year. I know I will see some really brilliant blog posts from you again.
In activity three, you used lots of things like passwords and addresses that we wouldn't want you to share online. Did you mean to put things in the footprint that you wouldn't share online to ensure a positive, digital footprint?
I look forward to seeing tomorrow your next lot of activities. Make sure you put each day's activities in a seperate blog post so we can reply each day easily! Keep up the fabulous work.
Also never realised that New Zealand has such a passion for cars! 2.5 million cars is a crazy number for the amount of people we have. I went to Bali earlier in the year and a large majority of locals and tourists would travel on scooters rather than cars. It was hectic and so busy but a very fun mode of transport.
Hi Ebony its Mahuta at Kawakawa primary school. I really like your first activity because it is easy to read and because it makes people want to read it more. Maybe next time you could put the activity's on individual post. Other than that great work. Blog you later.
Kia ora Ebony,
ReplyDeleteWell done on completing the first 3 activities for the Summer Learning Journey! I'm so excited to see that you have chosen to participate in the programme again this year. I know I will see some really brilliant blog posts from you again.
In activity three, you used lots of things like passwords and addresses that we wouldn't want you to share online. Did you mean to put things in the footprint that you wouldn't share online to ensure a positive, digital footprint?
I look forward to seeing tomorrow your next lot of activities. Make sure you put each day's activities in a seperate blog post so we can reply each day easily! Keep up the fabulous work.
Cheers, Georgia
Also never realised that New Zealand has such a passion for cars! 2.5 million cars is a crazy number for the amount of people we have. I went to Bali earlier in the year and a large majority of locals and tourists would travel on scooters rather than cars. It was hectic and so busy but a very fun mode of transport.
ReplyDeleteHi Ebony its Mahuta at Kawakawa primary school. I really like your first activity because it is easy to read and because it makes people want to read it more. Maybe next time you could put the activity's on individual post. Other than that great work. Blog you later.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mahuta for your thoughtful, positive and helpful comment.
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