Kia ora! Kei te pehea koe?
We have been learning about the Maori legend of Tinirau and Tutunui. These are not finished yet but are works in progress. Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
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Hi! Its Starbright here. Want I want to say is that your class has done a brilliant job even thought they are not finished. I really liked it how it has images. I think they are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Starbright! If you would like to see some of the children's individual blogs, you can click on 'Room 14 Learners' link on the right hand side. This will take you to our class site where we put some of our learning tasks on. If you look for the Blogs tab up the top of that page, you will see all of our class and their individual blogs.
DeleteI feel sorry for the whale. Did you have fun making this?
ReplyDeleteHi Miller. This was our first time showing another class how to do animations using Google Slides. We spent one hour with them. It was fun and we had lots of children engaged. If you would like to see some of the children's individual blogs, you can click on 'Room 14 Learners' link on the right hand side. This will take you to our class site where we put some of our learning tasks on. If you look for the Blogs tab up the top of that page, you will see all of our class and their individual blogs.
DeleteI love the slides - was it hard to make and how long did it take?
ReplyDeleteThanks Vinnie. Please see the comment above!
DeleteHey Rm 14 I'm Eva I really love your guys blog I also think that all of you are going to complete collage and maybe go to university. I find that your guys blog is really inspiring
ReplyDeleteThanks Eva for your kind words.
DeleteHi Rm 14 I'm Brandyn you guys did a really good blog. Your class has so much blue where did you get the idea for it?
ReplyDeleteBlue is Mrs Wing's favourite colour, but it is also our school colour. Pleased you like. Thanks for your comment. If you would like to see some of the children's individual blogs, you can click on 'Room 14 Learners' link on the right hand side. This will take you to our class site where we put some of our learning tasks on. If you look for the Blogs tab up the top of that page, you will see all of our class and their individual blogs.
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