Hello bloggers,
Today the summer learning journey task was to make your own hotel and tell other people what your hotel looks like here is my writing about my hotel :
My hotel is made out of bricks and it is huge y hotels rooms have a TV,beds and some couches it also has a bathroom in every room. some rooms have only one bed and some rooms have 10 beds (minimum is 1 bed maximum Is 10 beds.My hotel has 100 rooms 10 rooms have 1 bed 10 rooms have 2 beds 10 rooms have 3 beds and 10 rooms have 4 beds and it goes on until it is one hundred rooms. my Hotel can fit 145 people in.
I hope you have enjoyed. If you had a hotel what will your hotel look like ? blog you later.
Talofa lava Fatima,
ReplyDeleteI’m Dani, I’m a blog commenter from the Summer Learning Journey. I grew up in Northland then I moved down to Auckland to study and now I live in Three Kings. I normally spend my time in the Kaikohekohe cluster but we decided I should see some of the awesome posts in the Ako Hiko cluster! I am looking forward to spending some time in Ako Hiko and I hope to see some great posts!
Your hotel sounds like the perfect place to hang out! I don’t think I would want to leave it if I had a massive cosy bed to watch TV on. I think your hotel might hold even more people that 145. Do you think you could work it out? I think if you only have one person sleeping in each bed then you would be a bit easier to work out the maximum capacity ( the most amount of people that fit) for your hotel.
I think I would make my hotel out of wood and glass and have it somewhere with an amazing view. I would make lots of little huts with a glass roof and big windows so my guests can see the view from the comfort of their rooms.
Did you know if you add a Google Drawing or a real drawing of your hotel to this post you could earn an extra five points? Some learners have drawn a picture to show what a room would look like, others have drawn a birds eye view of their hotel or a picture of the outside of their hotel. There are lots of options!
I look forward to reading more of your blog soon!
Blog ya later,
Dani