Recently we had the pleasure of a visit from Kennedy Warne, New Zealand author and photographer. After looking at some of his photographs in the New Zealand Geographic and the National Geographic magazines we were set the task of telling a story with six photos. We had to consider the close, mid, and wide shots, the ability to give the story a beginning, middle and end, and to complete all of this within an hour and a half! No pressure!
Sunday, 28 October 2018
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Ruma Tahi, I found these interesting, funny and reassuring! I was interested and impressed by the way you have self and peer evaluated your work, I laughed at many stories, especially the duck race, and I feel very assured that teaching and learning in mathematics is alive and well at Karoro School! Sometimes I find myself helping children sort out little issues in the playground so I am delighted to see that co-operative work is prevalent in classrooms.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very clever unit of work - well done!