LI: To create your own journey in New Zealand that I would like to travel.
The above google maps is the eighth task for this week of the Summer Learning Journey that I have completed today. For this Step it up activity I read the instructions that explained the challenge, which was to create your own journey which consists of at least fifteen locations and then drop pins on the map. Only hearing the challenge made me so excited because I love to travel and when I came to New Zealand I already created a list to the places I would love to go. So, it was a good time to use the list now. One thing I loved about this activity was that we were using our smart searching skills to discover about new places and also write a small summary that explains the topic more.
The places that I have covered on the map are Bay of Islands, Tongariro National Park, Franz Josef Glacier, Kaikoura, Milford Sound, Waiheke Island, White Island, Waitomo Glowworm Caves, One Tree Hill, Moeraki Boulders, Craters of the Moon, Huka Falls, Larnach Castle, Piha Beach and Wanaka. In the map, I have added pictures of the place and small information paragraphs so that it can be more informative and clear. I loved completing this activity because I got a chance to share my opinions with the readers and also discovered some beautiful places that I never knew about. I would love to do more activities like this and I am very excited to do other Summer Learning Journey Tasks.
Kia Ora Sakshi,
ReplyDeleteTauke e hoa! You have done a great job at challenging yourself to do the step it up activity. I see you have covered a number of cool places to visit in New Zealand and one of them is the Tongariro park which I have always wanted to visit and walk.
You have gone above and beyond to complete this activity and I like how you have included a photo of the place with information to go with it. You use a great clear voice which was easy to listen to, so thank you.
I am glad that you discovered some new places, is there one in particular you would love to visit?
Ngā mihi,
Kiana-Marino (SLJ)