For the SLJ activity, I was happy to create my favorite aquatic animal, the turtle! Turtles are special because they can live for a very long time and have hard shells to protect them. I used Google Drawings to make my turtle picture. First, I found a turtle image online and added it to my drawing. Then, I used the draw tools and pen to choose my colors for the shell and the water. I even added the word ‘Turtle’ to show what my drawing was about. I really enjoyed this activity because it’s about aquatic animals.

Today’s Step it up task was to make a Palolo menu, It was amazing and fun to do. For this task i had to get different dishes that have Palolo/Sea worms. I enjoyed looking for dishes with Palolo, I picked Palolo Ika Mata, and Palolo Lu. The thing that was interesting about this task it was looking for the things about the dishes of Palolo and creating a menu name for 2 dishes with Palolo/Sea worm

Today’s task was to create where does Palolo/sea worm lives it in the pacific ocean. I traced a silhouette of a palolo/sea worm, but i didn’t traced the sea. I enjoyed looking for images for the task and tracing one of the images and labelling the things what i put on the google drawings.

Have a wonderful day

The task was to make a mosaic on Canva.
First I opened up Canva and searched up the animals. (The great white shark, bottlenose dolphin, cape fur seal, the southern right whale, African Penguin. I also made a grid and i make the great white shark in the middle. Here is my work.

In this fun project, our task was to create a colorful mosaic inspired by one of the fascinating marine animals found in Africa. To begin, I turned to Google and searched for a picture of a marine animal, and after looking through many options, I decided on a Bottlenose Dolphin because they are so playful and beautiful! Next, we needed to use Google Drawings to upload the picture of the dolphin I chose. Once the picture was in my drawing, I used the polyline tool, which allowed me to trace triangle shapes over the dolphin’s image, creating a cool layered effect. It was really exciting to see the picture transform into a mosaic!