Kia ora
everyone! The Summer Learning Journey starts next week on Monday 16th
December, so I hope you’ve all been trying out some of the teaser activities! If
you want to have a go, you can find them here. Just choose your year level and press on teaser week.
I am so
excited to be reading and responding to each of your posts, along with my
awesome team of blog commenters – Olive and Dani! We will also be keeping an
eye out for extra creative posts to be shared on our website, and to receive
spot prizes!
There are a
few important things to know, so
keep reading…
1. I asked
some of you to subscribe to this blog by entering your email at the top of the
page. This didn’t work for some students, so please make sure you have bookmarked this page so you can see my posts.
2. If you don’t
have access to wifi over summer and you need to download the programme before
you leave school, click here. Click on the arrow in the square (in the top right hand corner) of either the Year 3-5 Version or the Year 6-8 Version, and download it onto your device.
3. It is
important that when you use pictures from the internet, that you attribute them
(to show where you found them). If you don’t know how to attribute images, have a
read of this presentation.
There are other ways to create images too, so click here to read about those.
4. To get
extra points, you can comment on other students activities! You can find other posts by clicking on 'Cluster Twitter Feeds' at the top of my blog.
5. Try to not complete all the activities at once. We want to avoid that summer slide/slump, so spreading your blogging out over the holidays is the best way to do that!
6. Finally, don't forget what we discussed around plagiarism (copying other people's work or work off the internet). We want to read your work, so make sure you're writing in your own words.
If you have
any questions about the programme or how to do something, email me at kaikohekohecluster@gmail.com, or post them in a comment below.
Otherwise, I hope you are all enjoying the teaser week, and I look forward to
seeing your activities when the programme starts on Monday!!
Ngā mihi,
Tayla
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