This is a fantastic blog post created by Emil to explain how to read timetables. He has clearly explained how to read a timetable and Emil has given examples for people to work out. Something clever that he has incorporated into his slide is when you click on the answer to a question it tells you if you are correct or not!
Hello my name is Shay and im 7 at yms and I think you did a great job on this blog post because of all the details about the fractions I think next time you can write more at the start not on the google slide but on the blog post it self. but great bye
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Hello, Gray Main School my name is Jacob form Yaldhurst Model School I'm a year 8. I really enjoyed your blog post about Check out this amazing blog post! This look's really cool to read about. I like how you put it all on slide's so it is easy to read. Next time you should add a video in your slide. About your'e Slide. But this is really cool I hope you had fun making this slide bye.
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ReplyDeleteHello,Gray main My name is Kalotia from Glenbrae school I am a year 8.
ReplyDelete4I really love this slide because I got some really interesting information from your blog post. I love the way you are creative with your slides.
I really enjoy this slide bye.
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Hello my name is Uinita and im a year 7 from Glenbrae school.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed putting my mind to the test by trying my best to figure out the answer, although i got some wrong i still enjoyed it!
Kind Reguards Uinita :)