Hi Isla, I am a teacher from the Far North and wanted to check out your awesome mahi using Explain Everything. You have done such an awesome job sharing your learning about Hippos. They are my favourite animal! What's your favourite animal?
Kia ora Isla, I really liked how you answered the questions in full sentences. I noticed that you were in Gisborne in the holidays. That is where I live. We spend lots of time at the beach. Mā te wā Mrs Torrie Manaiakalani Facilitator in Tairāwhiti
Hello Isla, I am a teacher from Christchurch all the way in the South Island. I love your Explain Everything presentation about Hippos. It was great to see that you have written in full sentences. I learnt a lot of new information. I didn't know that hippos were born under water! I wonder if next time you make a presentation like this you could use your voice to read the text? Keep up the fantastic learning. From Mrs Mclachlan, Hornby Primary School
Hi Isla! Thanks for sharing your research about hippos using explain everything. I really enjoyed watching it. I live in Gisborne and you're right - we do have alot of gorgeous beaches.
Thank you so much for sharing your learning about Hippos. I didn't know those things about Hippos. I like the pictures you used. I have a few questions for you that I thought you might wonder about. Why do you think Hippos sleep in the daytime? Why do you think baby hippos are born underwater? Why do mother hippos leave their babies with other mother hippos? Why do hippos eat when the sun goes down? Let me know how you get on?
Morena my darling Mouse. Nanny Ma is so very proud of your learning darling. Keep up the good work. xx
ReplyDeleteHi Isla, I am a teacher from the Far North and wanted to check out your awesome mahi using Explain Everything. You have done such an awesome job sharing your learning about Hippos. They are my favourite animal! What's your favourite animal?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Isla,
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you answered the questions in full sentences.
I noticed that you were in Gisborne in the holidays. That is where I live. We spend lots of time at the beach.
Mā te wā
Mrs Torrie
Manaiakalani Facilitator in Tairāwhiti
Hello Isla, I am a teacher from Christchurch all the way in the South Island. I love your Explain Everything presentation about Hippos. It was great to see that you have written in full sentences. I learnt a lot of new information. I didn't know that hippos were born under water! I wonder if next time you make a presentation like this you could use your voice to read the text? Keep up the fantastic learning.
ReplyDeleteFrom Mrs Mclachlan, Hornby Primary School
Hi Isla!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your research about hippos using explain everything. I really enjoyed watching it. I live in Gisborne and you're right - we do have alot of gorgeous beaches.
Hippos are fasticating, their skin looks like leather. I learnt that hippos sleep during the day - what do they do at night I wonder?
ReplyDeleteKia Orana Isla,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your learning about Hippos. I didn't know those things about Hippos. I like the pictures you used. I have a few questions for you that I thought you might wonder about. Why do you think Hippos sleep in the daytime? Why do you think baby hippos are born underwater? Why do mother hippos leave their babies with other mother hippos? Why do hippos eat when the sun goes down? Let me know how you get on?