My name is Renee and I’m from the Summer Learning Journey Team. Ka pai for creating this awesome butterfly out of nature - the leaves you have selected really do look like wings and the technique you used to tie the leaf stem to create antennae is very clever. I also appreciate that you have included instructions on how you created your butterfly in your post, that is really helpful and interesting.
Do you have a favourite insect? I like ladybugs because I like the colours and patterns on their wings.
I am so happy to see that you have signed up for the Summer Learning Journey! What activities are you looking forward to the most?
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Ngā mihi nui and keep up the excellent mahi - I can’t wait to see your other posts over the summer.
Kia Ora Helena
ReplyDeleteMy name is Renee and I’m from the Summer Learning Journey Team. Ka pai for creating this awesome butterfly out of nature - the leaves you have selected really do look like wings and the technique you used to tie the leaf stem to create antennae is very clever. I also appreciate that you have included instructions on how you created your butterfly in your post, that is really helpful and interesting.
Do you have a favourite insect? I like ladybugs because I like the colours and patterns on their wings.
I am so happy to see that you have signed up for the Summer Learning Journey! What activities are you looking forward to the most?
Remember, when you check out some of the other bloggers’ Summer Learning Journey posts and leave a positive, thoughtful or helpful comment, you will receive extra points. If you do this, remember to submit a link to your published comment using this form. .
Ngā mihi nui and keep up the excellent mahi - I can’t wait to see your other posts over the summer.
Renee (SLJ)
I like butterflies because they're so delicate and colorful.
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