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Monday, December 27, 2021

5 words for summer

 Hello, Today I did the 5 words for summer challenge here is my work.

What would your 5 words be?


2 comments:

  1. Kia ora Benjamin,

    Ruby here from the SLJ, a volunteer for the commenting team. I just ate my breakfast and am looking at a couple of cool posts to get inspired for my day.

    Thank you so much for sharing your five words for summer! I like the background picture you put them on too - what dreamy scenery. Is this a beach that you went to or did you find the image online? I want to know where it is, the sand looks sooo soft. Where I am in Wellington, it is so hard to find sand like this. Most of our beaches are really rocky.

    I like the words you chose. Especially the family and the cricket part - that sounds so fun. Do you play cricket on the beach?

    My five words for summer are: aroha, creation, inspiration, whanau and adventure.

    I look forward to seeing your new posts! Have you thought about any other words since your last post? Have you ever thought about incorporating your five summer words into a little poem or story?

    Keep up the great mahi,

    Ruby

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  2. Kia ora Benjamin!

    My name is Charlotte and I am from the Manaiakalani Summer Learning Journey commenting team!

    What an awesome selection of words here! That sounds a lot like my summer also! I spent Christmas Eve playing a lot of backyard cricket!! Do you play cricket on the beach?

    Awesome photo you have selected also. Did you take that yourself? Where is it?

    My 5 kupu for summer are probably: relaxation, saltiness, books, whānau, and refresh!

    Pai mahi on completing this activity! Have a go at other SLJ activities!

    Ngā mihi nui,
    Charlotte :)

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