I am a learner at Hay Park School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Miller Class and my teacher is Mrs Shrestha. I was previously a student at Wesley Primary School. All my blog posts from Term 2 2021 onwards have been created since I started at Hay Park.
Wednesday, January 5, 2022
one is an snail and ten is an crab [summer learning journey ]
It looks like you have been doing some wonderful work! Great job with your drawings and maths! You explained everything very clearly in your video, it was fun to watch!
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Once you are registered we can give you points for your wonderful mahi! It is also helpful to include a title for each of your blog posts and some text about your post, so it is clear to viewers and other blogs!
Thank you for a positive introduction to your activity.You spoke very clearly and explained your story really well. It is Great to see that you have a good understanding of the task and got to practise your mathematics. It was amazing to see that you had a summary page at the end and that you checked your calculations. Finally I really enjoyed your creativity. You drew awesome insects. I really thought the ant looked very friendly and happy. We really appreciate the effort that you put into your tasks- Ka Pai!!!
I think ants are cool, I remember when I was in South Africa I saw huge mounds of ant hills and saw so many different types of ants while I was there. Did you know that there are 12,000 different kinds of ant species all over the world?
Keep up the Super work we look forward to your next blog post!!!
Ka pai Dija. What a cool mixture of maths and art. Do you think your creation might be useful for juniors as they learn their basic facts? You explained your pages really clearly too. Keep up the awesome mahi!
Kia ora Dija,
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you have been doing some wonderful work! Great job with your drawings and maths! You explained everything very clearly in your video, it was fun to watch!
It looks like you aren’t registered for the summer learning journey yet! Everyone who participates will receive a certificate and a digital badge for their blog and there are some great prizes up for grabs for our most active bloggers. It's also a lot of fun! You can register here.
Once you are registered we can give you points for your wonderful mahi! It is also helpful to include a title for each of your blog posts and some text about your post, so it is clear to viewers and other blogs!
Ngā mihi,
Lauren
Kia Ora
ReplyDeleteDija
Thank you for a positive introduction to your activity.You spoke very clearly and explained your story really well. It is Great to see that you have a good understanding of the task and got to practise your mathematics. It was amazing to see that you had a summary page at the end and that you checked your calculations. Finally I really enjoyed your creativity. You drew awesome insects. I really thought the ant looked very friendly and happy. We really appreciate the effort that you put into your tasks- Ka Pai!!!
I think ants are cool, I remember when I was in South Africa I saw huge mounds of ant hills and saw so many different types of ants while I was there. Did you know that there are 12,000 different kinds of ant species all over the world?
Keep up the Super work we look forward to your next blog post!!!
Have a Super Summer!!!
Ngā mihi,
Quein
Ka pai Dija. What a cool mixture of maths and art. Do you think your creation might be useful for juniors as they learn their basic facts? You explained your pages really clearly too. Keep up the awesome mahi!
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