I am a student at in Uru MÄnuka. In 2020 I was a year 9 and in 2021 I will be a year 10. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
Thursday, 14 September 2017
My mihi
I have made a video playing a mihi game I created. I found using gamefroot very hard but once I got the hang of it I was fine
Hi Rheanna. I really like your blog post DLO becuase you have been creative on your DLO that's why I really like it.How did you made that play on your Chromebook?
Hi Rheanna. I really like your blog post DLO because you have been creative on your DLO that's why I really like it. How did you make your mihi on the Chromebook can you please talk to as about it. the mihi remind me of the my mihi. Next time you should make you title amazing.
Hi my name is Sage and I go to Hornby Primary School. I really liked your game and maybe one time I can play it. Your video was nice and clear. have a nice day.
Hi my name is sage and I go to Hornby Primary School. I have seen your game and seen your video. I wonder how long it took you and if it was hard or easy. I hope you are really proud of yourself.
OMG this is the best, Hi Rheanna this is one of the best Mihi EVER. Can you go on my blog and comment. Thanks. I liked that you edited it and that what made it good for me and more but Bye.
Hi Rheanna, Your mihi that you created was really intresting and it has made me think that maybe I should do a mihi. It was a really good expereience for me to do some mihis. I'm thinking that maybe you should add some more writing up the top because it is looking a little plain. For an example Hey guys welcome back to my blog, today I will be showing you a game made from a gamefroot. I'm hopeing that you will like my mihi that I have made from it and so on but it was so far so good. Keep up the great work Rheanna.
Hi Rheanna my name is Evelyn I am from hornby Primary School I really like how you showed us a video about my mihi. Maby next time after you say it in Maori say it in English.
Hi Rheanna! My name is Risha and I am a student from Honrby Primary school. I was super duper amaze with your mihi. Next time after saying it in moari say it in English. Thank you.
Hi guys, thank you so much for the comments. I found it very hard to use gamefroot but it paid off. I would love to see your blogs if you could link them for me. I hope you have learned something from my blog.
Hi Rheanna, it's Mika, Mia and Abby from Yaldhurst Model School. Wow! What a unique and awesome post, I like the way how you made your mihi into a game. How did you make this because Abby was begging to play this game she was trying push the play again button. Maybe your next blog post should be about how to make a video game. Did you use an app or a website to make this?
Hi, Rheanna Me and My friends really like your post it was Nothing like I was expecting. It was really fun watching your mihi/game maybe you could do a english version to so people can understand. How did you make this game? What was your part of making your game? I want to know. If I would rate your game it would be 9/10 because you didn't really know how to say some maori things. Billie,Lauren,Lucy
That was soooo cool... Wooh... How did you do that? Kia ora, ko Parwin toku ingoa, ko Jedi toku ingoa, ko Nikita toku ingoa. We all enjoyed your mihi because of the way you presented it, because we have never seen anything like it! That was like over the top, this reminds us on how we had to do our mihi and you have inspired us on how we can make our mihi better. Maybe next time make your title a little more exciting. How long did it take you to make it and how hard was it to create such amazing masterpiece?
We liked how the sentences came up at points of the game. Did you ever try making games on Scratch ? Maybe you could add why you decided to post this because people will wonder why you did it.
We have came to your blog post as a group Julia, Gracie, Chloe and Mikael. We really like how you made your mihi in a game so it doesn't seem like a plain old mihi.
Maybe next time you could add an english version as well because some people don't know what it means.
We also think that the way the game is set up is great
Hi there, my name is Risha and I am a student from Honrby Primary. I was looking at you mihi. I wounder how you did that. Can you do a reply a tell me how you did that. I loved the start of your mihi. You could put a more fun title. Anyway that is a cool mihi. It remembered me of a game. I hope you replay BYE!!!
Hi Rheanna it Shanarnia here. I am from Hornby Primary School, I love your video that you made it is wonderful. Next time you should say it a little bit louder. It reminds me of a game. I hope you reply back to me.
Hi Rheanna I like your post it is cool I like how you used full stops. Next time you could check capital letters. How do you make your own game? Is it hard?
Thank you all for your comments, I am no longer posting on this blog because I have gone to high school but I would love it if you could visit my new blog at https://hhsrheannad.blogspot.co.nz/. Thanks.
Please structure your comments as follows: Positive - Something done well Thoughtful - A sentence to let us know you actually read/watched or listened to what they had to say Helpful - Give some ideas for next time or Ask a question you want to know more about
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ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna. I really like your blog post DLO becuase you have been creative on your DLO that's why I really like it.How did you made that play on your Chromebook?
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna. I really like your blog post DLO because you have been creative on your DLO that's why I really like it. How did you make your mihi on the Chromebook can you please talk to as about it. the mihi remind me of the my mihi. Next time you should make you title amazing.
DeleteHi my name is Sage and I go to Hornby Primary School. I really liked your game and maybe one time I can play it. Your video was nice and clear. have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is sage and I go to Hornby Primary School. I have seen your game and seen your video. I wonder how long it took you and if it was hard or easy. I hope you are really proud of yourself.
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ReplyDeleteOMG this is the best, Hi Rheanna this is one of the best Mihi EVER. Can you go on my blog and comment. Thanks. I liked that you edited it and that what made it good for me and more but Bye.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna I like the game you made it was very interesting and i like the scenery but what is a mihi and a pepeha.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna I like the game you made it was very interesting and I like the scenery but I'm not sure what a mihi is can you please tell me?
DeleteHi Rheanna, this is Aroha from hornby primary school I really loved your video about your mihi.
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ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna, Your mihi that you created was really intresting and it has made me think that maybe I should do a mihi. It was a really good expereience for me to do some mihis. I'm thinking that maybe you should add some more writing up the top because it is looking a little plain. For an example Hey guys welcome back to my blog, today I will be showing you a game made from a gamefroot. I'm hopeing that you will like my mihi that I have made from it and so on but it was so far so good. Keep up the great work Rheanna.
DeleteHi Rheanna my name is Evelyn I am from hornby Primary School I really like how you showed us a video about my mihi. Maby next time after you say it in Maori say it in English.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna! My name is Risha and I am a student from Honrby Primary school. I was super duper amaze with your mihi. Next time after saying it in moari say it in English. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHi guys, thank you so much for the comments. I found it very hard to use gamefroot but it paid off. I would love to see your blogs if you could link them for me. I hope you have learned something from my blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna, it's Mika, Mia and Abby from Yaldhurst Model School. Wow! What a unique and awesome post, I like the way how you made your mihi into a game. How did you make this because Abby was begging to play this game she was trying push the play again button. Maybe your next blog post should be about how to make a video game. Did you use an app or a website to make this?
ReplyDeleteKind regards, Mika, Mia and Abby over and out!
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Thank you for your wonderful comment.I created my mihi on gamefroot. Thank you for visiting my blog.
DeleteHi, Rheanna
ReplyDeleteMe and My friends really like your post it was Nothing like I was expecting. It was really fun watching your mihi/game maybe you could do a english version to so people can understand.
How did you make this game?
What was your part of making your game? I want to know.
If I would rate your game it would be 9/10 because you didn't really know how to say some maori things.
Billie,Lauren,Lucy
That was soooo cool... Wooh... How did you do that? Kia ora, ko Parwin toku ingoa, ko Jedi toku ingoa, ko Nikita toku ingoa. We all enjoyed your mihi because of the way you presented it, because we have never seen anything like it! That was like over the top, this reminds us on how we had to do our mihi and you have inspired us on how we can make our mihi better. Maybe next time make your title a little more exciting. How long did it take you to make it and how hard was it to create such amazing masterpiece?
ReplyDeleteKind Regards,
Parwin, Jedi and Nikita
Hi Rheanna,
ReplyDeleteWe liked how the sentences came up at points of the game. Did you ever try making games on Scratch ?
Maybe you could add why you decided to post this because people will wonder why you did it.
Kind regards Isaac W Hunter C Ian.
Canterbury
Yaldhurst Model School.
Hi Isaac, thank you for you comment. Yes I have used scratch and find it fun to work with. Our teacher asked us to try gamefroot. Thanks again.
Deletekia ora
ReplyDeleteWe have came to your blog post as a group Julia, Gracie, Chloe and Mikael.
We really like how you made your mihi in a game so it doesn't seem like a plain old mihi.
Maybe next time you could add an english version as well because some people don't know what it means.
We also think that the way the game is set up is great
Kia ora
ReplyDeleteI am from hornby primary school, I love your video that you made. But next time you should say it a bit louder.
How did you made it and why did you do this.
I hope you reply back to me
Hi there, my name is Risha and I am a student from Honrby Primary. I was looking at you mihi. I wounder how you did that. Can you do a reply a tell me how you did that. I loved the start of your mihi. You could put a more fun title. Anyway that is a cool mihi. It remembered me of a game. I hope you replay BYE!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna it Shanarnia here. I am from Hornby Primary School, I love your video that you made it is wonderful. Next time you should say it a little bit louder. It reminds me of a game. I hope you reply back to me.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna my name is Jared.I am from hornby primary school, I like your video next time you could read louder. It remind me of the game mario.
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna I like your post it is cool I like how you used full stops. Next time you could check capital letters. How do you make your own game? Is it hard?
ReplyDeleteI really like your video you have lots of seen
ReplyDeletei have only got 208 seen please folow me
Hi Rheanna how did you make this this is such a cool way to say your mihi.
ReplyDeletei know right
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ReplyDeletehi i just wanted to no how you made the awsome video
ReplyDeleteHi Rheanna i like your blog post because it was very clear and you pronounced the moari very clearly
ReplyDeletehi Rheanna
ReplyDeletei like your blog becaues it was clerly and good
Thank you all for your comments, I am no longer posting on this blog because I have gone to high school but I would love it if you could visit my new blog at https://hhsrheannad.blogspot.co.nz/. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think that is cool and helpful
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