Hi blogger, For the second activity I did Poi Rakau For the activity I had to play the Game with my family But can't because I don't have a stick and had to create our own instructions of how to play.Blog Ya LATER
It’s Shannon again from the Summer Learning Journey.
Ka pai for making changes to the game to make it work for you and your family. I was wondering what you used instead of a stick? I might have rolled up a piece of paper or even the inside of a paper roll. Did your family enjoy playing the game? Did you make any changes and the best question of all, did anyone cheat?
It looks like a game that my family would enjoy, although we sometimes get a bit competitive, so maybe I need to think of an alternative to a stick too.
Ka pai for sharing your experience on your blog Sual.
Kia ora Sual. Your instructions are nice and clear and very engaging to look at. What do you think you could use instead of sticks? Do you have brooms and mops or anything like that?
Kia ora Saul, well done creating your instructions and sharing these on your blog. I notice you have taken time with your presentation including both written instructions and graphics. This adds interest to your blog post for readers as well.
If you do have some old newspapers these can also be rolled tightly and taped to create sticks. If you do decide to try this, take a picture or record yourself and update your blog post. This would be helpful for others who may not have sticks either.
Kia ora Sual
ReplyDeleteIt’s Shannon again from the Summer Learning Journey.
Ka pai for making changes to the game to make it work for you and your family. I was wondering what you used instead of a stick? I might have rolled up a piece of paper or even the inside of a paper roll. Did your family enjoy playing the game? Did you make any changes and the best question of all, did anyone cheat?
It looks like a game that my family would enjoy, although we sometimes get a bit competitive, so maybe I need to think of an alternative to a stick too.
Ka pai for sharing your experience on your blog Sual.
Ka kite anō,
Shannon (SLJ)
Kia ora Sual. Your instructions are nice and clear and very engaging to look at. What do you think you could use instead of sticks? Do you have brooms and mops or anything like that?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Saul, well done creating your instructions and sharing these on your blog. I notice you have taken time with your presentation including both written instructions and graphics. This adds interest to your blog post for readers as well.
ReplyDeleteIf you do have some old newspapers these can also be rolled tightly and taped to create sticks. If you do decide to try this, take a picture or record yourself and update your blog post. This would be helpful for others who may not have sticks either.
ngā mihi nui,
Mrs Grant