It is great to see that you are blogging over the summer holiday. I really enjoyed reading your post about what you've been doing in your maths class at school. It sounds like you're learning some important skills that will help you with your learning at Kawakawa Primary School and in college.
I can still remember learning about making graphs when I was a student in Canada. I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada before moving to New Zealand about seven years ago. Now I live in Auckland with my family and work with the Summer Learning Journey blogging programme each year. I hope that you will have time to join our blogging programme this year. We're having a lot of fun learning about New Zealand and sharing our learning with each other. Please consider joining us this summer. To join, hop onto the Summer Learning Journey programme website (www.summerlearningjourney.co.nz), go to the Weekly Activities tab and choose from one of the 60 activities listed there. They are separated into four weeks (15 activities per week).
Hope to see you online again soon blogging with us for the SLJ!
Kia ora Ana,
ReplyDeleteIt is great to see that you are blogging over the summer holiday. I really enjoyed reading your post about what you've been doing in your maths class at school. It sounds like you're learning some important skills that will help you with your learning at Kawakawa Primary School and in college.
I can still remember learning about making graphs when I was a student in Canada. I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada before moving to New Zealand about seven years ago. Now I live in Auckland with my family and work with the Summer Learning Journey blogging programme each year. I hope that you will have time to join our blogging programme this year. We're having a lot of fun learning about New Zealand and sharing our learning with each other. Please consider joining us this summer. To join, hop onto the Summer Learning Journey programme website (www.summerlearningjourney.co.nz), go to the Weekly Activities tab and choose from one of the 60 activities listed there. They are separated into four weeks (15 activities per week).
Hope to see you online again soon blogging with us for the SLJ!
Cheers,
Rachel :)