Showing posts with label Gemima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gemima. Show all posts

Monday, 24 September 2012

Learning Life Lessons - a report by Gemima

The Auckland War Memorial Museum is an interesting place for people to learn more facts about the Maori culture and ancient history.
Every time someone visits the museum, it helps them to learn even more things and helps the brain to be stimulated more and more. The museum has a lot of different historical artifacts.
The Museum is a great place for people to see, find and explore a huge range of different things from maori culture to natural history. It’s a great learning space for people to find out better information about the past or other cultures they want to learn about.
The Auckland Museum is located in the Auckland Domain. The museum is used for storing and displaying old objects that were invented in the olden days. People from all over New Zealand come to the Museum and learn about the Maori culture. It also has information about the number of volcanic eruptions that have happened in the Auckland area. The Auckland Museum has been there since 1929, It is 83 years old.
The Auckland Museum is a great place for children to go to and learn about Te Reo and Maori Culture and customs. If one lives in Auckland one should really visit the Auckland Museum and learn life lessons.


Image Source: Auckland Museum

Monday, 25 June 2012

This term we have been learning about three points on blog commenting. The three points are positive which means you tell them something nice about their blog post they made. The second one is helpful. A helpful comment adds more information. The last one is thoughtful,  which means  can you make a connection with the author. I have really enjoyed learning all three of these points because it doesn't just help the writer but it also helps me with commenting better. Here is a comment I left on someone's blog.


I think this is a good comment because I have connected with the author and also been positive about her mouthwatering post.