I enjoyed blogging my screencastify,
I found it tricky to remember the actions,
Next time I could change the lighting in the room I did it in because you can't see it properly,
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Thursday, 28 May 2020
How to say the Hail Mary in Sign Language
Because it's the month of May we are learning to say the Hail Mary in sign language. We had to do a screencastify of us doing the actions and saying the prayer along with it.
I enjoyed blogging my screencastify,
I found it tricky to remember the actions,
Next time I could change the lighting in the room I did it in because you can't see it properly,
I enjoyed blogging my screencastify,
I found it tricky to remember the actions,
Next time I could change the lighting in the room I did it in because you can't see it properly,
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Kia ora. I am Mya from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you did the sign language slowly so we would know what the actions are
I learnt that you make your hands into a C and connect them.
Maybe you could add some information about the actions you did
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Mā te wā
Mya
Kia ora Mya,
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on my blog,
It was difficult to do the actions and remeber in which order they go in,
Ma Te Wa
Ciara