Today we did tangata rongonui for the whole morning we paku Kai after wa paku Kai we did pangarau and for my pangarau group we did aljabra it was a challenge but I go through it after pangarau we had paramanawa and that we came back inside and did some reading  after reading we did Te Reo matatini after that we had wa Kai and well I was playing Henare kicked a rugby ball and it HIT MY HEAD! Now we are doing our blog

VLOG 2017

On Monday we had karakia we had a korero and after our korero we had wā paku Kai and after paku Kai we had to practice our Manu korero After that we came back inside and did  pāngarau after pāngarau we had paramanawa after paramanawa we did panui a hine ngā ro after that we did Te reo

MANU KŌRERO REFLECTION

1. Which part of my manu kōrero did I think went well and why?

2. Which part of my manu kōrero did I think needed to improve on and why?

3. Using the scale from 1 to 5, (1 manawa taki and 5 manawa toa) here are my ratings for each part of my manu kōrero and my reasons for that rating...

Tauparapara: ka tangi te titi ka tangi te kaka ka tangi hoki ahau i give my self a 4 because i was loud enough for people to hear me!

Mihimihi: Nga mihi ki a rangi nui e tu nei ko papatuanuku e takato nei tena korua. I rate my self a 4\6 because i new my mihi off by heart!

Pepeha: i rate my self a 3\6 because i was a bit fast!

Whakataki (intro): ka korero au e pa ana ki nga raukura o tenei whanau ko te whanau ruru. I rate my self a 2\half because i got nerves.

Kaupapa: I rate my self a 3 because i had to look at my paper a few times

Whakakapi (conclusion): i rate my self a 2 beacuse i was a bit fast.

4. What advice would you give to yourself when you stand for manu kōrero next time? Did you stand strong? Was your kōrero loud enough for all to hear?

Raukura

what do i need to do today?
:Hauto
:Peke
:Getting clothes ready for school.

:What do i need to complete today?
:Manu korero
:Mathsletic
:Prodigy

:What do i need to prioritise
:Manu korero
:Manu korero
:Manu korero



Today was great we had kapa haka and it was really fun and then it was morning tea and then we listened to poeple saying their manu korero

!!HIP HOP DANCING!!

I am doing hip hop dancing that is my favourite thing to do i do it everyday i watch YouTube videos of hip hop dancers and they inspire me to keep on going. My family are my best supporters ever. 

:THANK YOU 

:BY ARADIZE PARARAIHA WIKATENE-DAVIS

What happend this week\week5

1.We did kura reo 

2. We learned 2 new waiata  

3.We Kapa haka 

4.Tuhituhi  

5.we had wa paku kai   

6.we had paramanawa 

7.panangarau 

8.We went on our chrome books

KURA REO

KO TE ARAWA TE WAKA  

KO TONGARIRO TE MAUNGA  

KO TAUPO-NUI-A-TIA TE MOANA 

KO  TUWHARETOA TE IWI  

KO TURUMAKINA TE HAPU 

KO WAHI TE MARAE 

KO TAPEKA TE WHARENUI 

KO AIJEANAE TOKU TUAKANA 

KO KAYA TOKU TUNGANE 

KO WALTER TOKU PAPA 

KO TONI TOKU MAMA 

KO ARADIZE TOKU INGOA

Tohunga

                                        TOHUNGA 

1}because when the kaiako says 1.2.3.4 look straight away  

2} because i know when its time to pack up

3} because when there is something important need to be said i listen

4} helpful

5}whakaute

CLAY

                                              CLAY 

  

#1 I used koru design to show people in my whanau . i also used stars to show my pass away and this was import to me to show them. 

#2 first we learned about how to use clay.we learned how to shape the clay. i learned that the clay has to be cut with a wire it needs to be 1.5 cm's thickness otherwise the clay will crack and break. we had a play with the clay so that we could get a feeling of how to use clay. 

#3-pictures  

#4 - i would do more designs and make my designs more abstract.

Thank you mum!!

this morning my mum got me up and told me if i get up i will get mac's for breakfast and i had a hunger buster with a juice.  

  

what i had for breakfast!!

!!VISIT'S!!

                                      !! POWHIRI!! 

On Monday morning we got  visit's from America&Canada to tell us about there trip here and about the maori language was close to being gone and spoken!!. But years have gone past and times have changed and the lore has changed so now we can encourage our teina and others to keep our language alive.After they all had a talk our visits went and got a cup of tea/coffee and a snack. when they came back we were doing haka waiata mahi-a-ringa and just waiata. then they sang a waiata. then it was time for them to go {the end}