How to write a professional email.

Kia ora Bloggers,

Today we had a lesson on how to write a proper email. We first watched 2 videos and then looked at some slides to see how to write a proper email. Then we got told our task. It was to send an email to our homebase teacher and explain why or why not we think animals should be allowed on public transport. I definitely think animals should be allowed on public transport. We started on Gmail and once our teacher-approved we took a screenshot and put it on google draw. We then put what we needed in a professional email with arrows. Do you think pets should be allowed on public transport?

Adios bloggers.

 

My Littering brainstorm.

Kia ora bloggers!

This week Mrs Kerin's literacy has learned about sustainability. Me Annebelle, Joy, Amy, Sophie and Maiyde are creating a plan to stop our school from littering. Yesterday me and Amy came up with an idea to write a script and show Kiwi and Pukeko about littering. I learned lots of facts! Did you know that we breathe plastic, we eat plastic and we drink plastic? Also, styrofoam takes 1,000 years to break down! And normal plastic takes 400 years, that's 4 generations! Do you have any ideas we could add?

Adios bloggers😁

 

My Explanation Writing

 

Kia ora bloggers!

Last week me and my friend Emily W worked on this explanation writing. It was really fun and interesting! My favorite activity to learn about was earthquakes and hurricanes. What would your favourite natural disaster to learn or read about?  Goodbye for now.

Weather animation.

 

Kia ora bloggers! Today me and my friend Esme made the animation for the weather in Maori. We have been learning what the weather is and to show that we made an animation. What is the weather like today for you? Mine is Mahana/warm. adios!

Pepeha

Kia ora bloggers,

this term we have been doing our pepehas. This is my digital pepeha. First, we filled out a worksheet, then we made it digital, Lastly we made a picture and dyed it so we could put it on the walls after they put QR codes on so if visitors came they could scan the code and look at our pepeha. What is your maunga and awa? Adios.