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Aroha's Awesome work!




Aroha had another busy learning day. She did the reading activity and worked on comprehension questions. She followed the writing activity instruction,  wrote a fractured fairy tale, and also worked on the number of the day activity. 

What a busy working day you had, Aroha! I enjoyed reading your story. I wonder why the ghost wanted to come into Nikau's house. Maybe it wanted to be a friend with Nikau?


 

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  1. Goodness me Aroha! You are working so hard. I loved reading your story and was wondering the same thing as Mrs Park. I found the reading activity about popsicles interesting and I learnt about them from reading this too. I'm super impressed with the maths work you are doing. Stay warm in your bubble and keep up the fantastic work:)

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  2. Hi, I love the work you are doing Aroha. I think one day you could be writing your own books.
    It is great that you have something that you enjoy doing while you are in lock down.
    From Mrs Abernethy

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  3. Aroha you certainly have had a busy day today, look at all your amazing work! I can tell that you love writing because you always write such amazing stories so clearly. Thanks for sharing :-)

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  4. I love writing fractured fairytales Aroha, well done:D You are such a writer and I always enjoying reading your stories. Keep up the fantastic work! :D

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