Hey bloggers,
This Friday is daffodil day. This day is all about raising awareness for cancer. This year they can't go door knocking, and selling daffodils. So you may be thinking how can I help, how can I donate money? Well you can go to there website here is the link. On there website you can donate, volunteer, and etc. Next daffodil day you could sign up to be a door knocker. What are you doing for dafodil day? I am writing this blog post to show people what they can do. Anyway thankyou for reading. Enjoy the picture down below, blog you later!
Kia Ora Hosanna!! What is your favourite day of the year? Mine is Easter because we will have memories of our Nan who past away on that day. 😥😢
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Talofa Lava Hosanna! I am Angelina from Waikowhai Primary School! I really enjoyed reading your blog post! It really reminded me of whenever around this time they would be selling them and I would always buy one. Its sad that I will not be able to do that this year! Maybe next time you could read through your blog post and check some missed spaces and just the little stuff. Other than that I really liked your blog and I love that you are reminding people about this! You are awesome! If you can check out my blog by clicking HERE
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Talofa Hosanna!
ReplyDeleteI love how you explained daffodil day us about and how we can donate. I'm sure the managers of the website would be pleased that you are talking about their website. It's really sad that we can not do it this year. I really like how you added a question. I don't know what I'm going to do on daffodil day.
Overall, outstanding blog post Hosanna. I agree with Angelina, you are awesome. Have a lovely afternoon, blog you later!
Kia ora Hosanna, thank you for raising awareness of Daffodil Day with your blog post. Have you considered maybe doing some outdoor art that could be displayed, like we did for ANZAC day earlier this year when we were in lockdown? Maybe a large chalk Daffodil on the pavement, or a painting of a Daffodil stuck in your window? Thanks again for your lovely efforts with this post.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a thoughtful and positive blog, raising awareness to all who read it. It is unfortunate that, like ANZAC day, we can't do what we normally would for Daffodil Day. The link you put up is a very good alternative at this time. Not being able to go out and collect doesn't mean that fundraising can't be done, which is awesome!
Thank you for sharing, stay safe and enjoy this time with your family and we will see you back at school very soon.
Hi my name is Bryson from Ahipara school that reminds me of when we had daffodil day.
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