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Showing posts with label Te reo Maori. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 September 2019

My Mihi

WALT:
-Find and summarise information by identifying key words and main ideas.
-make connections between different texts.
-use evidence(words, phrases and illustrations) from the text to justify my thinking.
-make a judgement after evaluating information from range of texts.
-Use keywords to work out what the hidden meaning is.

For Maori Language week, we made a game to represent our mihis. We had to put our parents' names, our names, our mountain etc. We had to find out codes to make our game work and find out what our mountains are, our rivers etc.

What I found hard: Was figuring out the codes
What I need to work on: Finding out what my mountain is etc.
What I enjoyed:  Coding my game.


Thursday, 20 September 2018

Kararehe I spy

WALT: use our knowledge of layering images to create a "Kararehe I spy."

See if you could find....
1 raiona(lion)
3 kakīroa(Giraffe)      
3 kurī (Dog)
1 peā mauri (panda)
2 peatea (Polar Bear)
4 hipi (Sheep)
5 hipohipo (Hipo)
3 Pea (Bear)





Wednesday, 4 July 2018

Why is Matariki so important?

WALT: to write an explanation writing about why Matariki is so important.

In Room 8 we have been learning about the constellation of Matariki and the myths behind it. After we learned about how we celebrated Matariki and what the myths are we needed to write an explanation writing about why Matariki is so important.

Reflection- Something I found hard was trying to figure out what to write for my Introduction and conclusion. Something I found easy was putting new ideas to my paragraphs.

Why Matariki is important

Matariki is important to the Māori people because in this time of year it is the Māori new year. It is their chance to be with their family and celebrate.

Family
 During this time Māori people celebrate the Māori new year and be with their families they share their gifts eg: Time, Friendship, Love. They also have a meal together as a family. This is also a time for them to remember their loved ones who have passed away and they also tell stories to each other during this time.

 The New Year
Secondly this is also a time for them to set new goals for the New year and try to achieve it. They also need to plant food so they have something to eat during winter time. We are also reminded of the happy times from the past year.

 Past Year
Lastly this is also the time to reflect about the past year. We get reminded about our loved ones who have passed away. We can write new goals to try and achieve for the new year. This helps us look forward for the new year. We can celebrate the Māori new year with friends and families and write new goals for the upcoming year.

 By: Antonette



Tuesday, 3 July 2018

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

WALT: Identify key information about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. 

In Term 1 at Room 8 we learnt about The Treaty of Waitangi(Te Tiriti o Waintangi)We needed to know what the Treaty meant and why it was made. We had to make a slideshow saying what the Treaty of Waitangi is.

Monday, 19 March 2018

Kei te pehea koe?

WALT: share our knowledge of te reo Maori kupu in an animation.

We learnt how to express how we are feeling in te reo Maori. We created an animation to help us remember how to say this. Enjoy!!!