We had the Auroa School Triathlon - today, the first major event of 2016 for our students. That meant we had only a block this morning to complete our answer videos for our friends from Brindas School in Lyon, France. They've already created a series of videos and questions for us in New Zealand and we're answering some of their awesome questions below - you can click on this link for their original video or here for their class page.
Its our first effort in using iMovie for some of our students and we are also collaborating with another class for the first time from another country.
This video was created by Aroha and Ashley and answers the questions about what beautiful places are:
This is for Cm2 at Brindas from myles webb on Vimeo.
The girls choose three locations for their answer: Dawson Falls - which is a local attraction, Lake Taupo and a place that Aroha visited during her holidays, Tane Mahuta, the largest and oldest tree in New Zealand.
CM2 from myles webb on Vimeo.
Paige had a special challenge - she was the only one from her group that was present and needed to complete the task herself - and she did an amazing job. Her question was about how expensive it was in New Zealand and how much do things cost.
Jamesen's Questions for Brindas School, France from myles webb on Vimeo.
Jamesen and Jackson R had a tricky question related to currency - the students from Brindas School wanted to know what our currency was and also how many Euros it was worth. Our boys did an amazing job with their video.
Hi Aroha, Ashley, Paige, Jamesen and Jackson R !
ReplyDeleteIt's nice of you to answer us so quickly before the Auroa School Triathlon. We think you are awesome and really friendly !
It's through you we know a little better your currency and how much do things cost in New Zealand.
Now, each of us dreams to go to Dawson Falls, dreams to visit the Lake Taupo and dreams to see Tane Mahuta. But your beautiful country is so much far from ours !
Aroha, nous savons que tu es aussi une élève de la classe de Français avec Mr Webb et nous espérons bientôt avoir le plaisir de t'entendre parler notre langue.
Thank you all very, very much !
Mr Galligani and the Students of the CM2 from Brindas, France
In english : Hello, thank you very much for your videos : they are great !!!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you also for answering our questions.
There will be for you other videos that will appear on our blog. So, remain vigilant.
En français : Bonjour, merci beaucoup pour vos vidéos : elles sont super !!!
Et merci aussi d’avoir répondu à nos questions.
Il y aura pour vous d’autres vidéos qui vont apparaître sur notre blog. Alors, restez vigilants.
Lucie of the CM2 from Brindas, France
wow guys I think you all did a really good job I hopeing you are have fun in room three doing all this stuff
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