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United Arab Emirates

By Anonymous
Hi,bloggers today we did an activity about where we wanted to go. In my activity I wanted to go to the United Arab Emirates because it had very interesting facts about what you can do there. The second reason why I wanted to go to United Arab Emirates is because the have really, really, really fun kinds of sports like soccer,tennis and even cycling. Maybe in the future I  would actually visit the United Arab Emirates. Blog you later😂😂😂😂😂

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  1. Megan LaffertyDecember 23, 2017 at 2:05 PM

    Kia ora Manea,

    What an awesome practice activity you have completed for the Summer Learning Journey. United Arab Emirates is such a beautiful country that is so different to what we have here in New Zealand. What kind of interesting facts did you find out about the United Arab Emirates?

    I am thrilled that you've registered for the Summer Learning Journey with us. I know it can sometimes be tricky to get started. I have included a link to the week one activities, but remember, you can do them in any order! Check out the activities on our website, and then post your responses to the activities here on your blog site.

    https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/weekly-activities/week-one

    I am so excited to read more of your posts!

    Have a lovely day and a happy holidays,
    Megan :)

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    1. AnonymousMarch 14, 2018 at 12:41 PM

      Hi,Megan thanks for commenting on my blog post. I am so thrilled to do the next summer learning journey. I hope you have been doing really good see you next time. bye megan from manea

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