Kia Ora Helena, Kiana here from the Summer Learning Journey.
Tauke! Awesome! Thank you for sharing not only one but three of your haiku’s with us on your blog post. You have done an awesome job creating these haikus and making them relatable as well as inserting picture’s that reflect your haiku’s. My favorite one would have to be your first haiku on your second slide where you talk about the sunset. I live near the beach and the majority of my time is spent walking the beach and watching the sunset because i enjoy the change of colour in the sky and the feeling it brings me.
Here is a wee activity you might want to think about, creating a journal filled with haiku collections over the summer? It would be a good way to capture moments of joy, what do you think?
Keep up the good mahi! I look forward to your response in the comment section below.
Kia Ora Helena, Kiana here from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteTauke! Awesome! Thank you for sharing not only one but three of your haiku’s with us on your blog post. You have done an awesome job creating these haikus and making them relatable as well as inserting picture’s that reflect your haiku’s. My favorite one would have to be your first haiku on your second slide where you talk about the sunset. I live near the beach and the majority of my time is spent walking the beach and watching the sunset because i enjoy the change of colour in the sky and the feeling it brings me.
Here is a wee activity you might want to think about, creating a journal filled with haiku collections over the summer? It would be a good way to capture moments of joy, what do you think?
Keep up the good mahi! I look forward to your response in the comment section below.
Ngā mihi
Kiana-Marino
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