Well done on completing another SLJ activity, I am so very impressed with your screen castify explaining how you worked out the maths problem. This was such a cool way of completing the activity and it was great listening to you speak about which numbers you multiplied to get the answer, ka pai.
1095 mls is just over a litre, so if you think about a 1L milk carton, that doesn't seem like a lot of water at all for an entire year. Cactus' must be very low maintenance plants. Which activity do you think you'd like to complete next?
I look forward to more blog posts from you soon :-) Cheers, Georgia.
My name is Jordan, and like Georgia, I am a Cluster Manager for the Summer Learning Journey programme. I work with the kids in the Kootuitui cluster (Papakura). Well done for completing this activity, 'Weird and Wonderful' and for creating a screencastify to showcase how you figured this maths problem out— Georgia shared this post with all of the cluster managers and we were very impressed! We hope to see more exemplary work from you, Andrew :)
My name is Allie and I am the Cluster Manager for the SLJ in Toki Pounamu which is on the West Coast of the South Island. I also work with Georgia but I live in Greymouth.
This is a great effort that you have put into creating this screencastify. You have done a fantastic job and I really enjoyed watching you telling us how you figured out this maths problem. I know that Georgia is very proud of you for all your hard work!
Kia-ora, My name is Zephaniah and I am also part of doing the SLJ. I see that you have completed another activity. Ka pai! I really enjoyed watching your video about the tricky math problem. It was awesome to see you slove this problem and how you explainedd it. Tino pai! Keep up the great work!
Mōrena Andrew,
ReplyDeleteWell done on completing another SLJ activity, I am so very impressed with your screen castify explaining how you worked out the maths problem. This was such a cool way of completing the activity and it was great listening to you speak about which numbers you multiplied to get the answer, ka pai.
1095 mls is just over a litre, so if you think about a 1L milk carton, that doesn't seem like a lot of water at all for an entire year. Cactus' must be very low maintenance plants. Which activity do you think you'd like to complete next?
I look forward to more blog posts from you soon :-)
Cheers, Georgia.
Kia Ora Andrew!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jordan, and like Georgia, I am a Cluster Manager for the Summer Learning Journey programme. I work with the kids in the Kootuitui cluster (Papakura).
Well done for completing this activity, 'Weird and Wonderful' and for creating a screencastify to showcase how you figured this maths problem out— Georgia shared this post with all of the cluster managers and we were very impressed!
We hope to see more exemplary work from you, Andrew :)
Thanks,
Jordan
Hi Andrew
ReplyDeleteMy name is Allie and I am the Cluster Manager for the SLJ in Toki Pounamu which is on the West Coast of the South Island. I also work with Georgia but I live in Greymouth.
This is a great effort that you have put into creating this screencastify. You have done a fantastic job and I really enjoyed watching you telling us how you figured out this maths problem.
I know that Georgia is very proud of you for all your hard work!
Keep up the great work Andrew!!
Until next time
Allie :)
Kia-ora,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Zephaniah and I am also part of doing the SLJ. I see that you have completed another activity. Ka pai! I really enjoyed watching your video about the tricky math problem. It was awesome to see you slove this problem and how you explainedd it. Tino pai! Keep up the great work!
Nga mihi,
-Zephaniah