What an amazing year of blogging we have had. There have been so many engaging blog posts that have taught me lots about a range of different subjects.
Our last Blogger of the Week is Makeleta from Hay Park. I love the way Makeleta engages her readers and asks them questions in her blog posts.
Franny from Owairaka District School has been knocking on the Blogger of the Week door (not a real door - it's just a saying) all year. She's published four posts this week and it's only Thursday! And remember, it's not just about how many blog posts you publish. If you look at Franny's posts she has a great mixture of text, pictures, slide decks and music. Ka pai Franny, enjoy being Blogger of the Week.
Our Blogger of the Week is Chantz for Waikowhai Primary. Chantz is a Year 3 student and has only been blogging for about a term. You can see from his last few posts that he has already learnt how to include images and labels and I like the way he explains what he has learnt in a way that teaches others.
Ka pai Chantz, keep up the great work!
For the first time ever we have THREE bloggers of the week. I couldn't choose because all three have created blog posts that use an amazing combination of text, movement and sound.
If you have the time please leave them some feedback with a positive, thoughtful and helpful comment.
Michael @ Wesley Intermediate
Kia ora koutou,
This week's Blogger of the Week is Matilda from Owairaka District School. Matilda has been producing quality blog posts all year and this week she has published three interesting posts. Check them out here...
Four blog posts in one day! Sounds like Blogger of the Week behaviour to me...
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Kia ora! Our Blogger of the Week is Richard from Wesley Intermediate. This week he posted about a couple of big ideas: cats and media.
If you have time leave him some positive, thoughtful and helpful feedback.
Our second Blogger of the Week for Term 4 is Angelina from Waikowhai. She has crafted two wonderful blog posts this week about two of my favourite things: food and movies!
I like Angelina's catchy titles and the way she explains her learning. Make sure you leave her some positive, thoughtful and helpful comments.
And if you have time don't forget to head over and listen to Episode One of the Ako Hiko Podcast which can be found here.
Kia ora,
Our first Blogger of the Week for Term 4 goes to Titan from Owairaka. To be honest this also has a lot to do with the fact that Titan completed the Holiday Blogging Programme (in one day I think!)
What's really impressed me about Titan's blog posts is the way he uses SiSoMo (sight, sound and motion). Check out his programming game where he has included a backing track, a video of him playing the game and captions for the audience to read.
Keep up the great work Titan!
https://odstitan.blogspot.com/
Head over to our film festival website to check out this year's films.
Here are two of the New Windsor entries to the Ako Hiko Film Festival. Let them know what you think with some positive, thoughtful and helpful comments...
Pineapple Primary
Our final blogger of the week for the term has posted six times this week! And what a range of DLOs he has created, from pick-a-path stories to rap videos. Ka pai Cole.
Check out his blog and also see what other bloggers have been up to on our blogging site. Also remember that all previous bloggers of the week can be seen down the left hand side of this blog.
https://www.akohiko.org/blogging
This week I've picked two bloggers who have shared their experiences of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e Lea Faka-Tonga.
There was an incredible amount of quality blog posts this week but these two stood out because I really got a sense of the authors' personalities from the way they described their learning. I'm also enjoying seeing different modes of text come though on blog posts.
Keep up the great work everyone!
Ngā mahi
This week Mapa from May Road is our Blogger of the Week. I really enjoyed her post on Tongan Language Week. I was especially impressed with the way she explained her challenges and the way her personality shone through in her description of the learning.
I think some well deserved positive, thoughtful and helpful comments are in order...
This blogger has been impressing me all term so she definitely deserves to be our blogger of the week. I loved both posts on Neha's blog this week as well as her mini film challenge last week.
Check out her awesome learning and leave her some positive, thoughtful and helpful feedback.
I spent a while trying to decide between two blogs this week. Then I thought why not just have two bloggers of the week! So Manu will be visiting two blogs this week...
I'm so impressed with the number of posts from Maddison this week. I particularly enjoyed her necklace slides where she used a combination of text, photographs and other images to teach her readers how to create some amazing jewellery.
Minerva's titles hooked me in and made me want to read his blog posts. I also like how his blog posts this week have been related and show that he is passionate about protecting our precious water.
Please leave these amazing learners some positive, thoughtful and helpful comments.
Congratulations Daniel from Waikowhai Primary!
I'm so impressed with how Daniel has shared his learning on his blog every day this week. I also like that he's used a different language to greet his audience on each blog post.
What do you enjoy about Daniel's blog posts?
http://wpsdanielf.blogspot.com/
Kia ora everybody. The Ako Hiko Film Festival is fast approaching! I can't wait to see what our students have been creating. If you have any questions or need any support please get in touch. Phil
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Congratulations Leilani from Owairaka District School for being this week's Blogger of the Week. Enjoy having Manu on your blog for the week.
