first fact: Rotorua is known for bubbling mud pools, shooting geysers and natural hot springs, as well as showcasing our fascinating Maori culture.
second fact: Taupo is the beautiful lake. Taupo is about the size of the singapore - more of an inland sea relley.
third facts: the coromandel renowed for it's pristine beaches. misty forest's and laid - back vibe is one of New Zealand's most popular holiday destination's.
Task Description: So this week the hole of team 5 are doing a Easter holiday learning journey and each eight days we have to complete a side that has activitys for the whole of team five to do so this is one of the activitys that i did. this activity is about the New Zealand tourism page and what we had to do was get facts on the page and these are my facts that are on the New Zealand tourism page. hope you enjoy reading it.
second fact: Taupo is the beautiful lake. Taupo is about the size of the singapore - more of an inland sea relley.
third facts: the coromandel renowed for it's pristine beaches. misty forest's and laid - back vibe is one of New Zealand's most popular holiday destination's.
Task Description: So this week the hole of team 5 are doing a Easter holiday learning journey and each eight days we have to complete a side that has activitys for the whole of team five to do so this is one of the activitys that i did. this activity is about the New Zealand tourism page and what we had to do was get facts on the page and these are my facts that are on the New Zealand tourism page. hope you enjoy reading it.
Hi Deelani - I can see you have been busy investigating these place. Make sure when you share what you have found out you put it into your own words.
ReplyDeleteHave you been to any of these places. My sister is lucky enough to live in Taupo and they call it the Great lake because it is so huge. I read an article the other day about a lady swimming from one side to the other. I wonder if you can find out who she was an why her feat was so extra special, also how long do you think that took her.
Happy lockdown learning.
Mrs Nua