Kia ora everyone, it's me Finau and this is my SLJ Activity for week 2. This one is about Nanogirl and doing one of her experiments. It is the Xylophone experiment. I already did this like 4 months ago (for our school holiday blogging). Here's a link to it. I made a video to show you what the slideshow looked like. I hope you enjoyed this blog post. Please leave a positive comment on my blog. Bye!
Hi Finau, you did a great job with your Xylophone, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteHi Joanna! Thank you for your comment.
DeleteHi Finau,
ReplyDeleteYou are already the xylphone expert - hopefully some of the other students will be able to learn from what you already know!
Nanogirl
Hey Nanogirl!
DeleteThank you so much for commenting on my blog. Yes I hope other kids will learn from me (I hope). Also in the video I saw me keeping looking at the side and it looked like I was rolling my eyes but I wasn't. Anyways thanks again Nanogirl.
From Finau:)
Kia ora Finau, Your xylophone looks awesome ! I think you did an amazing job keep it up !
ReplyDeleteHey Deborah!
DeleteThanks for commenting on my blog. I saw your Xylophone experiment and I think you did a great job. I also liked your Hana Koko one too! Thanks again Deborah!
From Finau:)
Kia Ora Finau,
ReplyDeleteIt’s Charlotte here, a commenter for the Manaiakalani Summer Learning Journey. WOW, what great work you have done on the ‘Nanogirl Xylophone’ task!
The video you made was awesome! I had a look at the blog post you made a couple months ago on this same task and it was amazing! It would be great if you could include a link to your older blog post in this one!
How did you find this activity? I thought it was very creative and so much fun! I thought it was super cool how the cups and paper rolls made different sounds depending on the amount of water/length of paper!
Ngā mihi nui
Charlotte
Summer Learning Journey
Hey Charlotte!
DeleteThanks for commenting on my blog. I'm so happy you really like my video and the experiment I've done. When you told me that I probably should've did a link to my old blog post, then you could see it I just remembered that and forgot that. Oops, haha! I just went and fix it. I found the experiment tricky, shocking and fun. I also thought it was cool and crazy how the cups and paper made different noises. Thanks again Charlotte!
From Finau:)
Hi Finau,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Helena from Glen Taylor School, the materials you have used to make your xylophone looks really cool. Keep up the great work
Hey Helena!
DeleteThanks for commenting on my blog. I'm happy that you like the things I used for the Xylophone experiment.
From Finau:)