Southern lights remind me of beautiful fireworks. I did a draw of the southern lights and fireworks at the same time. I hope I see the Southern Lights one day.
I hope you had a lovely Christmas/New Years :-) Wow, Tanner! Another colourful, creative and simply incredible post. Well done! I am consistently blown away by your efforts and how wonderfully you present your work.
Your acrostic poem is awesome. I think it's very cool that you incorporated the southern lights and fireworks together. Did you know that the southern lights exist all year round, however, unless there are favourable viewing conditions (complete darkness), they won't be very easy to spot.
I hope you're enjoying completing activities with the Summer Learning Journey so far! I really look forward to seeing more awesome blog posts from you soon.
It’s awesome to see that you have completed some of the Summer Learning Journey activities so far this summer! You have plenty of time to complete more activities before the Summer Learning Journey ends on Friday 25th January. Remember you can complete as many as activities as you like and in any order!
Great post! You are doing such an amazing job through the summer holidays, your blogging is amazingly done up to a really high standard and is awesome. I loved reading your post about the Southern Lights as it's a very good post that you have made. The incredible, different and excellent words for the Souther Lights was absolutely amazing and I can't wait to see more.
I really hope you get all your SLJ posts up and on your awesome blog. Keep up the great work Tanner, Can't wait to see more incredible work from you soon. Last day to get all your posts up, Good Luck!
Today is the last day of the Summer Learning Journey so I thought I would pop onto your blog to say ka pai for your enthusiasm and perseverance in completing activities. Thanks for blogging with us again this summer! I have absolutely loved reading all of your awesome blog posts and hope you are very proud of the effort you put into each activity.
I hope this programme has taught you a few things about our environment and how we can help protect the future of it for generations to come. I sure know I have learnt some interesting things this summer!
Looking forward to visiting Ohaeawai in February to celebrate the hard work of the participants that have worked hard throughout their summer break, including you!
Hi Tanner,
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a lovely Christmas/New Years :-) Wow, Tanner! Another colourful, creative and simply incredible post. Well done! I am consistently blown away by your efforts and how wonderfully you present your work.
Your acrostic poem is awesome. I think it's very cool that you incorporated the southern lights and fireworks together. Did you know that the southern lights exist all year round, however, unless there are favourable viewing conditions (complete darkness), they won't be very easy to spot.
I hope you're enjoying completing activities with the Summer Learning Journey so far! I really look forward to seeing more awesome blog posts from you soon.
Nga mihi, Georgia :-)
Kia Ora Tanner,
ReplyDeleteIt’s awesome to see that you have completed some of the Summer Learning Journey activities so far this summer! You have plenty of time to complete more activities before the Summer Learning Journey ends on Friday 25th January. Remember you can complete as many as activities as you like and in any order!
You can check the activities out here:
https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/weekly-activities
If you needed any help or if you have any questions you can comment below or email Georgia at kaikohekohecluster@gmaiI.com
I hope to see you back blogging soon!
Blog ya later,
Dani
Hey Tanner,
ReplyDeleteGreat post! You are doing such an amazing job through the summer holidays, your blogging is amazingly done up to a really high standard and is awesome. I loved reading your post about the Southern Lights as it's a very good post that you have made. The incredible, different and excellent words for the Souther Lights was absolutely amazing and I can't wait to see more.
I really hope you get all your SLJ posts up and on your awesome blog. Keep up the great work Tanner, Can't wait to see more incredible work from you soon. Last day to get all your posts up, Good Luck!
Have you done an acrostic poem before?
Bye,
Hinerangi
Good afternoon Tanner,
ReplyDeleteToday is the last day of the Summer Learning Journey so I thought I would pop onto your blog to say ka pai for your enthusiasm and perseverance in completing activities. Thanks for blogging with us again this summer! I have absolutely loved reading all of your awesome blog posts and hope you are very proud of the effort you put into each activity.
I hope this programme has taught you a few things about our environment and how we can help protect the future of it for generations to come. I sure know I have learnt some interesting things this summer!
Looking forward to visiting Ohaeawai in February to celebrate the hard work of the participants that have worked hard throughout their summer break, including you!
Nga mihi,
Georgia.