Thanks for sharing these different ways to say happy new year. As a next step it would be great to have a wee blurb explains what the task was that you participated in.
Also remember you can gain extra points during the SLJ by leaving positive, thoughtful, helpful comments on other blog posts.
Mōrena Taylor-Rose, Kiana-Marino here from the Summer Learning Journey.
Ngā mihi o te tau hou pakeha. Happy New Years! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and New Years.
You have chosen some awesome languages to complete this activity, I have learnt how to say “Happy New years” in Samoan from you so Thank you for that. Do you speak any other languages?
I see you have adde in some fireworks which is great because I associated them with new years. Maybe next time you could add more of those things like a map, or picture of the places that relate to the topic you are blogging about to make it more playful. What do you think?
Hi Taylor-Rose,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these different ways to say happy new year. As a next step it would be great to have a wee blurb explains what the task was that you participated in.
Also remember you can gain extra points during the SLJ by leaving positive, thoughtful, helpful comments on other blog posts.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Mrs B
Mōrena Taylor-Rose, Kiana-Marino here from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteNgā mihi o te tau hou pakeha. Happy New Years! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and New Years.
You have chosen some awesome languages to complete this activity, I have learnt how to say “Happy New years” in Samoan from you so Thank you for that. Do you speak any other languages?
I see you have adde in some fireworks which is great because I associated them with new years. Maybe next time you could add more of those things like a map, or picture of the places that relate to the topic you are blogging about to make it more playful. What do you think?
Keep up the awesome blogging e hoa!
Ngā mihi,
Kiana-Marino