This is week 1 day 5 of the Sumer Learning Journey activities: choose your very own sportsperson or explorer who you think has changed the world. Wikipedia Here is a link to join the Summer Learning Journey: Summer Leaning Journey
Hello Nevaeh its Mahuta here from Kawakaw primary school. I hope your enjoying the Summer learning journey. I like how you made your post tidy and how you put a photo on your post. That caught my eye the most. I like how you put your attribute on your image it's important to do that. Great blog post. Bog you later:)
How are you today? I hope you had a nice Christmas and New Years with your whanau :)
You've presented this activity really well and I like how you've added a photo to make your posts more eye-catching. Great work attributing your image too!
I think it's awesome to learn about people like Lydia Ko, who has achieved so much at such a young age. Did you know much about Lydia before this activity?
One thing that is really important to remember, is that your activities need to be in your own words. It can be hard when you're researching, but try your best to change sentences into your own words.
Hello Nevaeh its Mahuta here from Kawakaw primary school. I hope your enjoying the Summer learning journey. I like how you made your post tidy and how you put a photo on your post. That caught my eye the most. I like how you put your attribute on your image it's important to do that. Great blog post.
ReplyDeleteBog you later:)
Kia ora Nevaeh,
ReplyDeleteHow are you today? I hope you had a nice Christmas and New Years with your whanau :)
You've presented this activity really well and I like how you've added a photo to make your posts more eye-catching. Great work attributing your image too!
I think it's awesome to learn about people like Lydia Ko, who has achieved so much at such a young age. Did you know much about Lydia before this activity?
One thing that is really important to remember, is that your activities need to be in your own words. It can be hard when you're researching, but try your best to change sentences into your own words.
I look forward to reading more of your posts!
Ngā mihi,
Tayla