Welcome to Room 8's Blog for 2018. We are an awesome class of Year 6, 7 and 8 students at St Patrick's School in Auckland the'City of Sails' New Zealand. Our teacher is Mrs Dines.
Nga Tahi Tatou Etu - We Stand Together As One
Kia ora Alessandra! Great Drawing Showing Why Rubbish Is A Problem! I Like How You Have Multiple Reasons Why Rubbish Was A Problem. P.S. Could You Maybe Check Out My Blog?
Hello I really liked all of the different ways of explaining how rubbish is a problem if you litter, but maybe next time you could name it something different because rubbish isn't a problem its only a problem if you litter then its a problem.
Nǐ hǎo Alessandra awesome drawing of why rubbish is a problem! I like the way you set the whole thing up and all the reasons why rubbish is a problem but next time you could make the writing bigger but other than that it was good.
Bula (Hello in Fijian), I understand this problem in the world although this is a cool drawing explaining about it. I love the way you added in the characters saying about what they ate, and threw away. I remember awhile ago that I participated in a community clean up on the beach. Perhaps you could persuade your teacher to let your class pick a bit of rubbish in the local area.
Kia ora Alessandra! Great Drawing Showing Why Rubbish Is A Problem!
ReplyDeleteI Like How You Have Multiple Reasons Why Rubbish Was A Problem.
P.S. Could You Maybe Check Out My Blog?
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ReplyDeleteHello I really liked all of the different ways of explaining how rubbish is a problem if you litter, but maybe next time you could name it something different because rubbish isn't a problem its only a problem if you litter then its a problem.
ReplyDeleteNǐ hǎo Alessandra awesome drawing of why rubbish is a problem!
ReplyDeleteI like the way you set the whole thing up and all the reasons why rubbish is a problem but next time you could make the writing bigger but other than that it was good.
Bula (Hello in Fijian), I understand this problem in the world although this is a cool drawing explaining about it. I love the way you added in the characters saying about what they ate, and threw away. I remember awhile ago that I participated in a community clean up on the beach. Perhaps you could persuade your teacher to let your class pick a bit of rubbish in the local area.
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