Malo e lelei Bloggers !,
Happy lockdown, I guess🤣, anyways. In term 1 we did an Acrostic Poem. The Acrostic Poems we did are not like the ones you would do. We used our names. But we used animals instead of adjectives. So whatever the first letter of your name is that has to be the first letter of the animal. Here's an example:
M picture of a monkey.
O picture of an octopus. I don't want to do the rest but look at my Acrostic Poem below.
Photo Credits: Google Photos.
Fakalofa atu Moka!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your poem.. I like the background you chose because it's nice and bright and I also liked that you tried to explain what an acrostic poem is! Could you havemadeth pictures a little bigger? What happened to your picture of an urlich? That must've been a hard letter, the first thing i thought ofwas unicorn!
Keep upyour blogging!
Thank you Marleen, and yes U was a very hard letter but at least I got Urchin lol. Thank you for choosing your favourite student in the school <33. Byee !!!
DeleteOh you make me laugh! Can’t wait to see what you have been up to during lockdown! Hope Mo’onia is good too!
DeleteHi Moka,
ReplyDeleteYour slide is really good I like all the pictures and gradient background.
What's an urchin?
From Anna
Hi Anna.
DeleteA Urchin is a sea animal lol.
Thanl you for commenting bye !
Kia ora Moka,
ReplyDeleteI agree with Marleen. Well done in putting effort into your slide!I also like your blog post introduction - it really told me what you were doing.
Have you got any other poems to share with us?
Looking forward to future blog posts,
Miss Laxa
Kia ora Ms Laxa. Yes I have my other poems/haiku's to post. Thank you for looking at my blog post. Bye !
DeleteKia ora Moka
ReplyDeleteWhat a great poem/slide Moka. How long did it take you to make it? I loved your profile you put in so much information. I knew you were Tongan and Niuean but I did not know you had German in you as well, Does this come from your mums or dads side? You might want to change how much, as you have to many half's. Are you 1/4 German? 1/4 Niue ? This could be a great maths problem for your class to work out. You could make it easy by telling people what your parents are or difficult by telling what your grandparents are, then ask them to work out what % you are?
Malo e lelei Karina. My Papa on my Mum's is full Tongan but my Papa has German in him but I dont actually know if we are part German. My Nana on my Mum's side as well is full Niuean. My Mum's half Tongan and half Niuean. My Nana and Grandpa on my Dad's side are full Tongan. My dad is full Tongan. So I go by Tongan Niuean. Sometimes I put German in there. I don't know how much % I am lol. Thank you for asking my about my culture. Bye
DeleteFROM MRS A @ NEW WINDSOR SCHOOL
ReplyDeleteKia ora Moka
Great Introduction to your Acrostic Poem Moka. I liked how you explained why you had chosen animals as your theme for your name. Great to see that you also included an acknowledgement for the photos supplied by Google. Your presentation is wonderful. I liked the background you chose and how you have included animation.
I look forward to seeing your next blog.
From Mrs A
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DeleteHi Moka!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice acrostic poem I really enjoyed reading it.
The Monkey looks really cute.
What made you chose these animals.
Looking forward to seeing more on yore blog.
bye!
Hi Moka,
ReplyDeleteI Think you are a talented poem writer.I like the idea of how you used animals instead of adjectives.
Ki Ora Moka your acrostic poem i so cool and I like the pictures on your poem
ReplyDeleteHi Ehsani. Thank you for commenting on my blog. The pictures were kinda hard especially the Urchin. See you later.
DeleteByeee 👋