LI: to complete the Summer Learning Journey
This task is from the Summer Learning Journey. This years topic for the Summer Learning Journey is Change - makers. The task was to imagine being Nelson Mandela when he was in Robben Island Prison and imagine being given a journal and writing down what we think Nelson Mandela experienced.
Hello Chris,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your blog post and observing your work that you have completed. I like how you wrote the days like 'Day 1'. Did you find anything hard about this activity?
Great blogging and Keep it up!
Kia Ora Chris! Wow, your journal looks great. I can tell this took quite some effort, I'm glad to see that you are really committed to the programme. My favorite entry was number 3 when Mandela was able to hear from his relatives. Well done!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris!,
ReplyDeleteReading your journal from Nelson Mandela's point of view was fun, interesting and observing. Your journal explains your schedule and the food that was served for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Keep Up The Great Blogging!
Kia ora Chris! How are you doing? I'm back and so is the wind! I hope the weather gets better! I'm visiting friends in Whangarei Heads this weekend, so I hope the weather is better up North!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your blog post! I thoroughly enjoyed reading your journal entry about Nelson Mandela's time in prison. I think you provided a really thoughtful, educational perspective. You did very well in providing details such as dates and a daily schedule. Nelson Mandela did some amazing things and it was extremely sad when he was sent to jail.
Ka pai for all your effort!
Keep up the great blogging!
Ngā mihi,
Olive
Hi Chris!
ReplyDeleteThis activity you did was great, Great job for staying active with the Summer Learning Journey! What was the hardest part of this activity?
Blog you later!
~ Florence
Hi Chris,
ReplyDeleteI like the journal entries that you made for Nelson Mandela. I think that you did a great job capturing what it was like for him. Do you know why Nelson Mandela was sent to prison? Also, do you think he was more sad or angry that he was sent there? Keep up the excellent work.