Kia ora George It's Angelina from Grey Main School Totara 3. I like this post it is very interesting and informative. I like that you have fun facts I learn't so facts about blue whales.
Next time you could add a explain about why you did this task. Other then that amazing blog. Why did you choose to do blue whales? How many blue whales are there now?
Hey George, I liked your news story about blue whales. It is always good to hear some happy news. I wonder if blue whales come to New Zealand? What sort of whales are swimming around Kaikoura? One day I went to the Blaketown tiphead and saw Hectors dolphins swimming about. Have you ever seen them? They are super cute. See ya, Mrs Gully
How are you doing during this Level 4 lockdown? Hope there are some fun things happening at your house! This is a great post on your blog about the blue whales and whaling. They are such amazing creatures! So huge too!
Remember to check out the Totara site for the fun things that you can do while you are at home! I look forward to reading some of your posts and looking at the photos of anything that you create!
Hello George.Billie here. Your post was really interesting.I had no idea that whales blubber was used for lipstick.I love the colour in your post.I found it very informative. He Whetu koe. yours truly, Billie.
Kia ora George It's Angelina from Grey Main School Totara 3.
ReplyDeleteI like this post it is very interesting and informative. I like that you have fun facts I learn't so facts about blue whales.
Next time you could add a explain about why you did this task. Other then that amazing blog. Why did you choose to do blue whales? How many blue whales are there now?
- Good bye
Hey George, I liked your news story about blue whales. It is always good to hear some happy news. I wonder if blue whales come to New Zealand? What sort of whales are swimming around Kaikoura? One day I went to the Blaketown tiphead and saw Hectors dolphins swimming about. Have you ever seen them? They are super cute. See ya, Mrs Gully
ReplyDeleteHi George
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing during this Level 4 lockdown? Hope there are some fun things happening at your house!
This is a great post on your blog about the blue whales and whaling. They are such amazing creatures! So huge too!
Remember to check out the Totara site for the fun things that you can do while you are at home!
I look forward to reading some of your posts and looking at the photos of anything that you create!
Talk again soon!
Mrs Costello :)
Hello George.Billie here.
ReplyDeleteYour post was really interesting.I had no idea that whales blubber was used for lipstick.I love the colour in your post.I found it very informative.
He Whetu koe.
yours truly,
Billie.