Kia ora! I am a Year 7 student in Room 5 at Ahipara School, in the Far North of New Zealand. My teacher is Ms Peters. This is where I share my learning. Please leave a positive, thoughtful, helpful comment.
Ki Ora Pounamu, my name is Jeremiah from Waikowhai Primary School. I am a year 5 in Waitemata. I really like your machine you created to help Maori harvest their crops. This reminds me of when we did gardening. We planted Cabbage, Broccoflower, Cauliflower, Kale, Lettuce, Celery, Silver beet, Parsley, Chives, Snow peas. Maybe next time you could add information of how your machine works. If this machine was actually made by you, what would you call it? Anyways thank you for sharing your learning with me. If you would like you can visit my blog. Just copy and paste this: wpsjeremiaht.blogspot.com. Have a great day/night and blog ya later.
Kia ora, Pounamu. My name is Farhad and I am from Waikowhai Primary school. I am 9 years old and I am a Year 5. I really like the design of the machine to help the Maori harvest their crops. This reminds me of when my class did gardening. We planted cabbage, broccoflower, cauliflower, kale, lettuce, celery, silverbeet, parsley, chives, and snow peas. Mabe next time you could add more information about your machine that helps the Maori harvest their crops. You can look at my blog at http://wpsfarhads.blogspot.com/ (coopy and paste it). I hope you have a wonderful day / night for the day / night you are reading this. Blog ya later!
Hello Pounamu I am Nicholas from Waikowhai Primary School. I like how you made it look like a machine that is used in real life. maybe next time you could write a bit more about your machine like how big it is and other things like that. I also like how it looks from the side-on angle and how it looks a corect size. If you want you can check out my blog the IP is https://wpsnicholasco.blogspot.com/ Blog ya later bye!
Ki Ora Pounamu, my name is Jeremiah from Waikowhai Primary School. I am a year 5 in Waitemata. I really like your machine you created to help Maori harvest their crops. This reminds me of when we did gardening. We planted Cabbage, Broccoflower, Cauliflower, Kale, Lettuce, Celery, Silver beet, Parsley, Chives, Snow peas. Maybe next time you could add information of how your machine works. If this machine was actually made by you, what would you call it? Anyways thank you for sharing your learning with me. If you would like you can visit my blog. Just copy and paste this: wpsjeremiaht.blogspot.com. Have a great day/night and blog ya later.
ReplyDeleteKia ora, Pounamu. My name is Farhad and I am from Waikowhai Primary school. I am 9 years old and I am a Year 5. I really like the design of the machine to help the Maori harvest their crops. This reminds me of when my class did gardening. We planted cabbage, broccoflower, cauliflower, kale, lettuce, celery, silverbeet, parsley, chives, and snow peas. Mabe next time you could add more information about your machine that helps the Maori harvest their crops. You can look at my blog at http://wpsfarhads.blogspot.com/ (coopy and paste it). I hope you have a wonderful day / night for the day / night you are reading this. Blog ya later!
ReplyDeleteHello Pounamu I am Nicholas from Waikowhai Primary School. I like how you made it look like a machine that is used in real life. maybe next time you could write a bit more about your machine like how big it is and other things like that. I also like how it looks from the side-on angle and how it looks a corect size. If you want you can check out my blog the IP is https://wpsnicholasco.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteBlog ya later bye!