G'day all!
Well some of you had great fun last week playing with the photos on Bubbleshare! I hope you can all post them on your blogs this week so that we can all view them! I found out from Rosa that when you go to paste your Bubbleshare photos on your blog post, you must click on the Edit HTML button first. This lets you paste the photos. Remember to switch back though!
I hope you all enjoyed Helen's video clip of Andrew's singing !
I'm sorry I can't be with you today but as I told you this morning my meeting at AMES was changed. You can all go back and read last week's post and complete the work on the Recount! This will form part of your writing portfolio for assessment.
Have you identified the flowers from last week's post? Put a comment in the post! What about the floral emblem of NSW? Did you find out its name? Add a picture and a short description to your blog!
If you run out of things to do, have a go at some Time4English activities or Issues in English. (The icon for this is on the desktop)
Bye for now! Happy blogging!
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A view of Cork city
About Me
- Marion
- I come from Douglas in County Cork Ireland. I have been in Australia for 30 years. It's hard to believe that it's been that long! When I came to Australia in 1978, I lived in Melbourne for 6 years.Then in 1985 I moved to Sydney with my family and I've been here ever since.My family and I have made our home in Caringbah which is in Sydney's south. I love my job teaching ESOL! I learn so much from all the students and I especially like the AMEP and all the people I come in contact with through the program.
A view of Cork city
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The Waratah is the Floral Emblem of New South Wales
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