Parts of an Email

 Kia Ora!

Today for cyber smart we had to write an email to our home group teacher saying why pets should be allowed on public transport. The subject was just a random option, but the main thing we were doing was to see if we could write a quality email. After writing the email you need to label the different parts of an email then post it to your blog.

When I did the labelling of my email I found it quite easy because my teacher explained how to do it really well. When I wrote the actual email I found it a bit hard to come up with paragraphs, but after a few paragraphs I got the hang of it. My sources were google draw and gmail. If you want a quality email follow these steps. Do you think that this is a quality email? What could I do better next time?  

Family Life Comic (FINISHED!)

 Hello Bloggers!

My name is Mabel. I really like making comics. I find it really hard to do it on paper, so I am doing on my device. It is all about a moody teenager, a pair identical annoying twins, one weird baby, a playful toddler, a funny dad, and a overactive mum. It is still in progress I will definitely add more. Enjoy!

  When I did this I really enjoyed doing this because I love making comics and I like my story line. My sources were google slides and Story Board Creator. What do you want me to do with my family next?

CAMP!!

 Kia ora kairangitaki!

Taku ingoa inei Mēpara! My name is Mabel! Mēpara is my name in Māori. I want to learn some different languages so I will be adding different languages into my blogs! It will be more fun for you, and then I will be able to learn some languages!

Anyway, a few weeks ago my class went on a super fun camp trip to Living Springs! There was a monorail (Basically a small roller-coaster), a Zipline, Air rifles, Archery, Swimming, Rope courses, Games, Animal survival, a Waterslide, a rope swing, tree climbing, and so much more!

Over all, the camp was amazing! I was so scared at some points, but then I realised to keep calm and carry on. Push yourself. You will not regret it.

Ask your teacher to go! I doubt it will work, but still try!

    

Imagine if you could design your very own camp. What activities would you put in your camp?