Te Reo

 In week 4 Te Ngahere have been learning about how to ask a question and answer a question in Te Reo Maori. When I finished learning about that my babbie Imogen and I made a slideshow asking each other a question and answering the question. We had to take photos of 10 items in the classroom off the ipad. Then we had to add it to our slide show and add speech bubbles asking and answering the questions. After that we had to screencastify the slideshow while we were talking.

Taku Whanau

During the last couple of weeks in Te Ngahere we have been learning about Taku Whanau. Taku Whanau is when you are introducing your family to others.  Our WALT is to learn new kupu to use for creating something to show others our whanau. What I learnt was how to put things into order in Te Reo, but it was challenging because you had to understand what the Maori kupu mean. What I enjoyed was helping people once I was finished my work. What I need to do next time is work a bit faster so I can help more people.

Kapa Haka

Last week the Kapa Haka roopu performed at Kawakawa School. It was cool watching other kapa haka groups perform because it made me entertained. After each Kapa Haka group performed there were amazing songs to dance to as we were waited for the other roopu to go on stage. We felt so happy after we performed on stage. We have another performance coming up in  Kaikohe, so hopefully we will enjoy ourselves like last week.

Kapahaka

Since Last week the Kapa haka Roopu have been practing every morning tea and Lunch time so that we could go to the  cultural festival in Kawakawa. What we have to pratise is  facials and action. We are all exited to go and we are hoping to have a good day watching everyone performing kapahaka and dancing.

My Quiz

For the past few weeks in Te ngahere we have been learning the kupu for kai. We have been doing a quiz so we write something in maori and put a picture in so they can have a clue, once we were finished we have to put the correct answer in so it can be fun to play.

Morning Mihi

Last week in Te Ngahere, we were learning to make Visual Mihi to help us remember the morning mihi. Another WALT was we were learning to understand the mihi.  We had to find photos that reminds you of the mihi. I choose my photos because I know most parts of the mihi and for the rest that I need a little help from the photos.