Kia ora, I'm Nalanee from Te Ropu Ngakaunui in gilberthorpe school. My favorite part was when you guys cooked and ate the Kumara.You taught me how to plant and cook kumara and it was really fun to read. Why did you pick to do this and why do you want to grow kumara and not a different veg. Blog you later. Bye.
Kia ora this is Stephanie and I am from te ropu ngakaunui (the same as Nalanee's class, if you might be surprised I actually don't know what Kumara is, Maybe you could tell us what is Kumara (for kids in different countries) and I was always curious about it, is it a potato? I don't know, I've heard it in a hangi but I think it might be good. Nice post also,
Kia ora Te Hiringa, I LOVE kumara! I have never grown my own kumara but after seeing your success I am quite keen to give it a try. Is there a particular time of the year that it is better to plant kumara? It's great that you all helped out every step of the way from planting to eating. YUM! Tania
Hey grey main school Its me Hasan I loved how you showed us that you made kumra but I wonder if you ate it? I guess ill have to find again loved it. maybe you could grow something else like potato or carrots I don't know if you will im going to go bye so bye!
Hi Grey Main School, It's Sam from Yaldhurst Model School,
I think that you have done a great Job in presenting your work, and it was a good idea to present it using a Google slide because you have more than one photo that you want to use and more than one paragraph, so instead of clustering it all in one page, you put it on a whole Google slide! It must've been a long wait for the Kumara to grow, hadn't it?
Kia ora, I'm Nalanee from Te Ropu Ngakaunui in gilberthorpe school. My favorite part was when you guys cooked and ate the Kumara.You taught me how to plant and cook kumara and it was really fun to read. Why did you pick to do this and why do you want to grow kumara and not a different veg.
ReplyDeleteBlog you later. Bye.
Kia ora this is Stephanie and I am from te ropu ngakaunui (the same as Nalanee's class, if you might be surprised I actually don't know what Kumara is, Maybe you could tell us what is Kumara (for kids in different countries) and I was always curious about it, is it a potato? I don't know, I've heard it in a hangi but I think it might be good. Nice post also,
ReplyDeleteHi i am Addison from te ropu ngkaunui and what you are doing looks so fun and so cool and so delishes and i wish i could do that.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Te Hiringa,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE kumara! I have never grown my own kumara but after seeing your success I am quite keen to give it a try. Is there a particular time of the year that it is better to plant kumara? It's great that you all helped out every step of the way from planting to eating. YUM!
Tania
Hey grey main school Its me Hasan I loved how you showed us that you made kumra but I wonder if you ate it? I guess ill have to find again loved it. maybe you could grow something else like potato or carrots I don't know if you will im going to go bye so bye!
ReplyDeleteHi Grey Main School, It's Sam from Yaldhurst Model School,
ReplyDeleteI think that you have done a great Job in presenting
your work, and it was a good idea to present it
using a Google slide because you have more than one
photo that you want to use and more than one paragraph,
so instead of clustering it all in one page, you put it on a whole
Google slide! It must've been a long wait for the Kumara to grow, hadn't it?
Sam