Well done on completing yet another activity! :) It's wonderful to see how engaged you are in the Summer Learning Journey programme.
You've plotted the information on your graph really well. You're the first blogger that I've come across who has labelled the axes as well - it makes it so much easier for your readers to understand what it is you're showing them. Well done!
I'm a big fan of warmer weather but I don't think I'd do too well in 71 degree heat. I'm not sure that anyone would! Where's the hottest place you've been? What was the temperature?
Looking forward to reading more of your blog soon. Until then, happy blogging! :)
Merci, for your positive, helpful and thoughtful comment. I don't think that I would like the 71 degree heat too much either. The hottest place I have been is probably the Gold Coast in Australia or Fiji. The temperature was probably around 33 degrees!!!!!!!! Luckily there were heaps of swimming facilities around!
Hello again,
ReplyDeleteWell done on completing yet another activity! :) It's wonderful to see how engaged you are in the Summer Learning Journey programme.
You've plotted the information on your graph really well. You're the first blogger that I've come across who has labelled the axes as well - it makes it so much easier for your readers to understand what it is you're showing them. Well done!
I'm a big fan of warmer weather but I don't think I'd do too well in 71 degree heat. I'm not sure that anyone would! Where's the hottest place you've been? What was the temperature?
Looking forward to reading more of your blog soon. Until then, happy blogging! :)
Mikey
Kia Ora Mikey.
DeleteMerci, for your positive, helpful and thoughtful comment.
I don't think that I would like the 71 degree heat too much either.
The hottest place I have been is probably the Gold Coast in Australia or Fiji. The temperature was probably around 33 degrees!!!!!!!! Luckily there were heaps of swimming facilities around!
Bye for now,
Reagan