Kia Ora Angus, Abdi here from room 25. I really enjoyed how you've made a slide about our school pepeha and how you've recorded your voice to show it to us. Maybe next time you could lower down the volume. What did you enjoy about making this slide? Thanks for sharing Check out My Blog Blog ya later
Hey there Angus, I really enjoyed your school pepeha, I really enjoyed your voice saying it for us so we didn't have to read every slide. Did you find this task hard or easy? Blog ya later, Bitner
Kia ora Angus, it's Isabella-paige from Paihia School. Thats nice that you have shared your school pepeha with everybody because someone might want to learn your school pepeha and they can go on your blog post and learn it. I really enjoyed you saying it for us so we didn't have to read every slide. Did you find this task hard or easy? Blog ya later.
kia ora Angus, I am Imogen and I’m a year 7 student at Paihia School in Te Ngahere. I just finished reading your School Pepeha. I really like how you had the English translation underneath your Pepeha so if you can’t understand te reo you still know what the words mean. Last year my whole class had to say their Pepeha in front of the senior school . Did you enjoy writing your pepeha?
Kia Ora, my name is Lila and I’m from Room 7. I really liked your blog post about your school pepeha! I remember when I did something like this at the start of this term (or the end of last term)! Next time you could put a back ground colour on your slides. How long did this take you to make it? Was it fun to make? Thanks for sharing your learning. You should check out my blog Lila out🐹
Kia Ora Angus,
ReplyDeleteAbdi here from room 25.
I really enjoyed how you've made a slide about our school pepeha and how you've recorded your voice to show it to us. Maybe next time you could lower down the volume. What did you enjoy about making this slide?
Thanks for sharing
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Blog ya later
Hey there Angus, I really enjoyed your school pepeha, I really enjoyed your voice saying it for us so we didn't have to read every slide. Did you find this task hard or easy?
ReplyDeleteBlog ya later, Bitner
Easy
DeleteKia ora Angus, it's Isabella-paige from Paihia School. Thats nice that you have shared your school pepeha with everybody because someone might want to learn your school pepeha and they can go on your blog post and learn it. I really enjoyed you saying it for us so we didn't have to read every slide. Did you find this task hard or easy? Blog ya later.
ReplyDeletekia ora Angus, I am Imogen and I’m a year 7 student at Paihia School in Te Ngahere. I just finished reading your School Pepeha. I really like how you had the English translation underneath your Pepeha so if you can’t understand te reo you still know what the words mean. Last year my whole class had to say their Pepeha in front of the senior school . Did you enjoy writing your pepeha?
ReplyDeleteKia Ora, my name is Lila and I’m from Room 7. I really liked your blog post about your school pepeha! I remember when I did something like this at the start of this term (or the end of last term)! Next time you could put a back ground colour on your slides. How long did this take you to make it? Was it fun to make?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your learning. You should check out my blog
Lila out🐹