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Monday 17 August 2020
Homophones
Today we learned about Homophones and about what they mean.
Homophones are where the words mean something different but they sound the same.
Kia ora. My name is Aromahana and I attend Te hapara School in Gisborne, i really liked When You added the background .This reminds me of when i make a google slide with herman.Next time you could put more detail into the background. Aromahana
Kia ora Jade, It's Piwakawaka here from Te Hapara School. We really liked the way you added a title and described what you were learning about. from Piwakawaka
Kia Ora Jade. Its Karlee here I really liked the way that you that you didn't just add 4 words you added way more then that so well done. Thanks Karlee.
Aloha Jade. My name is Zyah and i am from Te Hapara School. I like the way you explained what homophones mean but can you tell us if you were the one that done this doc did someone give it to you.Bye
Kia ora. My name is Summer and I attend Te Hapara School in Gisborne, Tairāwhiti.I like the way you spent a lot of time on your homophones.How long have you been practising your homophones. Ka rawe! Summer
Kia ora. My name is Aromahana and I attend Te hapara School in Gisborne, i really liked When You added the background .This reminds me of when i make a google slide with herman.Next time you could put more detail into the background. Aromahana
ReplyDeleteKia ora Jade,
ReplyDeleteIt's Piwakawaka here from Te Hapara School. We really liked the way you added a title and described what you were learning about.
from Piwakawaka
Kia Ora Jade. Its Karlee here I really liked the way that you that you didn't just add 4 words you added way more then that so well done. Thanks Karlee.
ReplyDeleteAloha Jade. My name is Zyah and i am from Te Hapara School. I like the way you explained what homophones mean but can you tell us if you were the one that done this doc did someone give it to you.Bye
ReplyDeleteKia ora. My name is Summer and I attend Te Hapara School in Gisborne, Tairāwhiti.I like the way you spent a lot of time on your homophones.How long have you been practising your homophones. Ka rawe! Summer
ReplyDeleteHI my name is Brad. I like your work, I think it is informative.
ReplyDeleteHey it's me Zeke from Kotare. I like the detail you added and I like how you made everything make sense.
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