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Friday 26 October 2018

Spring

Every week we work with Kōkā Cheryl. 
She is a facilitator with Manaiakalani.
Last week we made Spring Poems 
from a magnetic poetry template.
This week we had a go at using the polyline tool in 
Google Drawings to trace a daffodil.
We also created our own flowers using shapes and scribble lines. 

Here is some of our work. Do you like Spring? We do!

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  1. Room 1 @ Kawakawa31 October 2018 at 17:01

    Kia ora Room 2,
    We love all of your amazing Spring poems and daffodil flowers you have created. We especially liked Zyrah's poem with her rhyming "The sun is bright, the sky is blue, it is beautiful weather, the earth is beautiful too".
    Did you find it hard to use the magnetic poetry template?
    We would love to see what other poems you could create from the other seasons.
    Ka kite Room 1

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    1. Anonymous1 November 2018 at 13:57

      Hi this is Alexis and Stella from Room 2, the poem was kinda hard you just had to focus and thank you for the comment:) and where is your school? from Alexis and Stella :)

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Ngā mihi nui,
Room 2 @Elgin School.

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