For this activity I have to write an explanation of my family past and about where I come from.
So here I used a site called Family echo to make my own family tree.
I hope you enjoy reading this .
Summer Learning Journey Week 1 Day 1 Activity 2
Monday, December 16, 2019
Where do I come from ?
Hey Bloggers
For this activity I have to write an explanation of my family past and about where I come from.
So here I used a site called Family echo to make my own family tree.
I hope you enjoy reading this .
I am from Fiji well my family is I was born in New zealand but I technically still am Fijian. We are Fiji indians my mum was born in Nadi Fiji while my dad was born in Singatoka Fiji . Both my brothers were born in Lautoka Fiji while I was born in Auckland New Zealand . In 2010 before I was born my family migrated from Fiji to New zealand and then they got a house built in Mangere New zealand but while the house was being built they were staying with some relatives in Hilsbrough. My brothers went to Hilsbrough primary school for quite along time . A bit after the house was built I was born .,we lived in our Mangere house for a very long time just untill october 2018 when we moved up to Kawakawa and thats when I started here at Kawakawa primary School.
Summer Learning Journey Week 1 Day 1 Activity 2
For this activity I have to write an explanation of my family past and about where I come from.
So here I used a site called Family echo to make my own family tree.
I hope you enjoy reading this .
Summer Learning Journey Week 1 Day 1 Activity 2
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Kia ora Shanaya! It’s Olive! The weather is super cold today! I should have brought more layers! What even is summer?
ReplyDeleteThank you for your blog post! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your family tree and learning more about where you come from! It’s so cool you lived in Auckland and then moved up to Northland! I’ve done a lot of moving too! Except it’s been between countries not towns! I’ve lived in six countries so I completely understand what it’s like to be the new kid! Ka pai on all your effort - your family tree looks great!
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