Year: 2023

For the next SLJ activity, I couldn’t wait to do this one. As the tutorial said, I decided to write my word first then choose my emojies. Which was very helpful. Now, its completed and im not really proud but I still like it.

My favourite emoji is the wave emoji. Not only does it remind me of the beautiful sea I love but it also reminds me of Moana. I used to watch that film everyday and never get bored. What was your favourite disney movie? If anyone finds this confusing, I can change the puzzle a bit. But have fun unpuzzling!

Another fun and exciting Summer Learning Journey has been completed. This activity was a bit hard. I had the story in mind, but I had trouble finding the right emojies. I do not know if the emojies I used make sense with the story but maybe on the “Step it up” challenge I can try better!

And one fun fact before I go, did you know the story I used is actually from a video game? Can you guess which video game this story belongs to? Anyways I’ll start on the next challenge now.

For the step it up activity, I had to move the Polygon shapes from side to side everytime. I also had to adjust each shapes angle just to fit the corners of the Tangram designs.

My favourite Tangram design is the guy kicking the ball. It reminds me a lot about soccer, and soccer reminds me of all the problems my school would have when playing that game. I don’t know if I should say they were “good” memories. What sport does your school play everyday?

For this Summer Learning Journey activity, I had to do Tangrams. Fun fact! Did you know “Tangrams” was originated from china? Then it went over to America then Europe and eventually everywhere. I chose to do these 4 shapes because I loved the designs.

But my favourite one is the “Umbrella” one. The pose reminds me of a old-fashioned lady trying to control her umbrella, I don’t really know why it reminds me of that but it just does. What’s your favourite Tangram design?

All the other slides were pretty easy for me, but slide 5 made me think a bit longer and harder to come up with a smart answer. If you take a look at slide 6 I created my own quiz for you to solve. My favourite shape is a diamond. Whenever I look at it, it reminds me of elegance and beauty. Whats your favourite shape? And does it remind you of anything?

Although this did take a very long time, I’m still very proud of it. If you’re wondering why Pinky was just staying in the middle, she was glitched.  Since the game was “glitched” I decided to make Pinky glitched too.

I remember when I was 8 or 7 years old. Whenever it was reading time, my teacher would always have this box full of “Where’s Wally?”. Everyone in my class absolutely LOVED them so much! In fact, I remember one time most of the class worked together and tried to find Wally until it was lunch time. I also remember that whenever reading the “Where’s Wally” books, I would constantly choose the same one and finish it.

I really hope they continue the “Where’s Wally” books in the future. I’ll be very upset if they stopped.

Whats your favourite “Where’s Wally?” book? And why is that?

In Samoa there are a lot of ways that show respect. But these 3 are probably the ones I remember the most. Every country has unique ways of showing respect, but no matter where you are always show respect to everyone and anyone.

How do you show Respect in your culture?

Why does wearing a KieKie or a Ta’ovala show respect in Tonga? Well, the reason why is because it represents where the people come from. And wearing them both around your waist symbolises wrapping Tonga around you wherever you go.

Out of the Summer Styles that was shown in the video, This one caught my eye. Mostly because of the rainbow. I decided to change the plants’ shape and just turn them into circles to make them look like peas or beans. As for the background I just added 4 different types of blue gradiant colours.