Firstly we had to look at the Google Photo Album shared with us that has got lots of photos from our school's Kapa Haka day. We searched the photos and download the ones we liked. We needed 3 or 4 photos.
Then we uploaded the photos into Canva and added them to our pages in our video.
We had an audio file to choose from. Either the boys haka or one of our waiata. We didn't quite finish them so we will finish these on another day.
Here is Roderick's video so far. He was able to remove the background of the photo of him doing a pukana in Canva.
Do you like the way he has made a title page?
Here is Juniper's video so far. She has got 4 photos in her video. Can you see the brave pukana from Nehoa? Juniper was able to remove the background in her photos as well.
Copy of Juniper Waiatafor class blog by Cheryl Torrie
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