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E-portfolio Sample - Production T3 2018 "One night at the Museum"
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E-portfolio Sample - Production 2018 "One night at the Museum"
You shared great ideas with your group in order to engage the audience. It was great to see how you used levels and size to effectively deliver your message through performance. Well done on an amazing performance!
We are learning how to write an information report using information we gather through research One of my personal writing goals is: Use more complex and varied sentences and paragraphs Evidence I am developing this in my writing: My sentences were varied lengths and some paragraphs were short and others were long. Insert an image of your final / teacher conferenced draft: Publish your Information Report here: Woolly mammoths, the animals that were alive in the Ice Age. These ancient creatures with fellow members of the Elephantidae family. These creatures went extinct in 1650 BCE. Why? What happened? What were they like? Let’s find out. These magnificent beings resided in Northern Eurasia and North America. This was a vast area known as the Mammoth Steppe. The Mammoth Steppe was very cold and dry. Other animals that lived on the steppe included the bison, horse and more. It would fall apart at the end of the Ice Age. The wool...
Traditional Gathering and Harvesting of Kai WALT: Investigate traditional gathering and harvesting of kai Kupu for Kai apple: āporo banana: panana arani: orange pea: pear huakiwi: kiwifruit Gathering and Harvesting Traditional Maori people gathered most of their food from the forest, streams, seas and gardens. They were hunters, fishers and farmers. The Maori diet mainly consisted of birds, fish, supplemented by herbs and roots. They grew crops like potato and kumara. Maori cooked food in the ground, known as a hangi. Some Maori used hot water and steam to boil their kai. They place the food on hot stones and then cover the kai with a cloth. This happens in many celebrations over New Zealand to this day. Images Bibliography Kupu for Kai: https://media.newzealand.com/en/story-ideas/kai-traditional-maori-food/ Gathering and Harvesting: https://media.newzealand.com/en/story-ideas/kai-traditional-maori-food/
You shared great ideas with your group in order to engage the audience. It was great to see how you used levels and size to effectively deliver your message through performance. Well done on an amazing performance!
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