SLJ Week 1 Activity 3

Today I completed this activity about creating your own insect out of leaves and plants from outside. The insect that I created was a butterfly. My butterfly had a pink body, green wings and sticks for antenna's. I also decided to add a ground that the butterfly flies over, and the tan colored leaves is the ground. I really enjoyed creating this insect as I was able to use my imagination.

Day 4: Activity 2: Try your own Tapa

In this design I have created, I used a flower that is most likely a pacifican flower and it is in the colours of the samoan flag because I am Samoan. As you can see there are not stars in the blue part, I tried to add my own twist to this drawing so I used a diamond I drew.

For this activity please create your own tapa cloth design. You can draw your design on paper or using a drawing app such as Google Draw.

On your blog, post an image (photo or screenshot) or your tapa design and describe what each part of your picture represents (means).

Day 5: Activity 3: Concluding the Journey

For this activity, please reflect on your experience with the Summer Learning Journey programme this year.

On your blog please tell us:

1. Which activity you enjoyed the most

I have enjoyed doing the Getting Stronger activity.

 2.  Which activity you enjoyed the least

The tapa design. I didn't like this activity as I thought it was a bit to much work, but that is my opinion.

 3.   Three things that you learned while completing the programme

What people can achieve if they believe

People that have risked a lot for us to live to this day

Learning during the holidays

 4. What changes/improvements you would make to the programme for next year

Easier activities, I think we should have easier activities as some of them were hard.

Day 5: Activity 2: En Pointe

What does this quote mean to me?
This quote is true, just because someone can be smarter than you, you can be powerful if you have big dreams

For this activity, please choose your favourite inspirational quote from this website. Create a text graphic using this quote.

On your blog, share your text graphic and underneath it, explain what it means to you.