Hello Molly, I am Vitaraag. Tourists definitely don't want to be bored. My favorite part was when you made the slogan. Maybe next time you could add more information.
I'm one of the commenters for the Summer Learning Journey.
That's a nice way of presenting your completed activities. Be sure to attribute the images in your presentation, though! It helps to avoid plagiarism (taking someone else's work - in this case, images). I'll leave a link to how to do it: https://bit.ly/2CRDeVR
I absolutely love the slogan for the first activity! "Solutions not pollutions!" What a slogan! It's got a nice rhyme that would stick with the public! For the second activity, I definitely agree. Going plastic-bag free will help the country with waste management and cutting down the damage it does to the environment!
Despite the disagreement (I agree - it's a limit on the amount of people allowed to visit, not a complete ban of tourists), you have made some good points on avoiding more damage to Machu Picchu, which would definitely preserve the site for many years to come!
Hello Molly,
ReplyDeleteI am Vitaraag. Tourists definitely don't want to be bored. My favorite part was when you made the slogan. Maybe next time you could add more information.
Vitaraag
Hi Molly!
ReplyDeleteI'm one of the commenters for the Summer Learning Journey.
That's a nice way of presenting your completed activities. Be sure to attribute the images in your presentation, though! It helps to avoid plagiarism (taking someone else's work - in this case, images). I'll leave a link to how to do it: https://bit.ly/2CRDeVR
I absolutely love the slogan for the first activity! "Solutions not pollutions!" What a slogan! It's got a nice rhyme that would stick with the public! For the second activity, I definitely agree. Going plastic-bag free will help the country with waste management and cutting down the damage it does to the environment!
Despite the disagreement (I agree - it's a limit on the amount of people allowed to visit, not a complete ban of tourists), you have made some good points on avoiding more damage to Machu Picchu, which would definitely preserve the site for many years to come!
Keep up the good work! :D
-Willy