Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 5 - Rehua

Kai Ora bloggers. Today's post is another Te Reo Maori task. We had to make a poster of Rehua features and summer features and make a collage. We had to make the collage from a proverb that says in English "Rehua Is On Fire". We also had to figure what differences Rehua and Antares have. I added the information to google drawings.  

Here is the collage of the Proverb:

And the Collage of the differences:

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 5 - Summer Collage

 Kia Ora bloggers. For the kick start task we had to make a collage of our favourite things about summer. I added my family, our cat, the Summer Learning Journey Celebrating Summer and an ice cream because these things are what I like about summer. Then we had to make a screencastify of our poem and then either write down what inspired us to make the poem or screencastify us saying what inspired us.

Here is the Collage:

 

Here is the screencastify of the poem:

The thing that inspired me into creating this poem is that every time we go to the beach we are always splashing in the water and spending time together. another thing that inspired me is that I like creating poems about the summer so I created another one!

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 4 - My Special Summer Place

 Kia Ora Bloggers. Today I had to find My Special Summer Place and insert it onto a google drawing and add some facts about that special place. The Place I did is Mahia.  I chose this place because it is the family's master plan for the Christmas Holidays. I also had to do a screencastify of me saying what is special to me about my special place. Then for the Step It up challenge we had to use and app called WeVideo. 

You can visit my video here and listen to what is special about Mahia.

Here is my google drawing I created:

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 4 - Float Your Boat

 Kia Ora Blogger and welcome back to another task! Today we are talking about boats. We had to make one paper boat and then see if it would float. For the Kick Start activity I made the boat with my little sister. Then my Mum had the idea for us to go outside in the rain and use the water in the gutter to float the boats. 

And for the Step It Up activity we had to make some other boats and see if they will float. 

Here is a slideshow of us making the boats and testing them out.  When we were outside our first test didn't work properly, it got stuck on some rocks in the gutter.  So we tried a different section and it worked.

Here are the boats I made using these links below:

Square End Boat.

Canoe

Speed Boat

And A Normal Boat

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 3 - Witchy Airwaves Podcast

 Kia Ora bloggers! Today I had to listen to 2 stories, and then make a screencastify of us reading a story. The story I chose is called 'Giraffes Can't Dance'. Its a book about a Giraffe named Gerald and he gets teased because giraffes can't dance but then he listens to a cricket and he starts to dance, then everyone's happy. I also made a slideshow to go with the audio. 

Letting you know the audio is on the slideshow.

Here is the slideshow:

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 3 - Ice Cream

Kia Ora bloggers! Welcome back to another post! Today is about ice cream and saying it in Te Reo Maori. we had to listen to an audio of someone saying a sentence in Te Reo Maori asking an answering a question. We had to write down what we think they say and the delete a box below it and figure out if we were close or not. After we had to create our own sentence and record ourselves saying the sentence in Te Reo Maori.

Here is the Slideshow:

You can also visit my Scratch to see what I did!

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 2 - Summer Sounds

 Kia Ora bloggers. Welcome back to another post! Today' post is about Summer Sounds. Today we had to record some summer sounds outside. We had to listen to sounds outside and make a poem based on the sounds. I did two videos: one in our backyard but that one I couldn't hear much nature noises. So I decided to do a video in our front yard and then there was a lot of nature noises.

Here are the videos of my screenscastify:

Backyard Poem:

Front Yard Poem:

And here are the videos of sounds that inspired my poems:

Out the front:

And Out The back:

Here are my Poems:

Front Yard.

Backyard.

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 1 - Whai String Games: Kick Start

Welcome back to another amazing post! Today I had to read a story about two kids making a cup and a saucer out of string. Then I had to try and make it myself. I tried to make it with the 2 metre string but it was a bit to big so I did it with a 1 metre string. I also taught my little sister and my older brother. It was a bit hard to make the cup and saucer with my sister because the string kept slipping from her hands, but the final time we tried it worked! I also made a video on how to make it.

Here is the video of the 2 metre string:

Here is the video for the 1 metre string:

Here is the video of me teaching my sister:

And here are a few photos of me teaching my brother and the master piece that is finished with the 2 & 1 metre string:

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Summer Learning Journey - Celebrating Summer - Week 4 Day 1 - Build A Sundial With Nanogirl!

 Welcome back to another post with Nanogirl! Today we built a Sundial. Do you know what a Sundial is? A sundial is what people used before analogue and digital clocks were created. 

Nanogirl taught me how to make one out of cardboard:

And here is a video on how to use a sundial:

If you want to try make a sundial click on the link below and follow Nanogirls instructions.

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