My favourite matariki star

Kia ora, today I will be showing you my favourite matariki star. We are learning about this because matariki is coming up and we should learn about our history in Aoteroa. My favourite stari watia because it is accociated with the ocean and i spewnd lots of time in the water and I think it very inportant to save the ocean and the animals living in it. Here is my google drawing:  

 What is your favourite matariki star? 

My Matariki reading create

Kia ora, Today I will be showing you my matariki reading create task. I learnt many things about matariki that I didn't know when reading the books and put some in my slideshow and on my video, and I worked very hard on my slideshow and video. I had alot of fun learning about matariki because it is coming up soon and I think that it is very important to learn about things like this and our maori history. Here is my create task:

 

Link to video 

I really hope you like it. What is you favourite matariki star?

My maori booklet

 Kia ora blogger, this week we were learning about maori feelings, our create task was to make a booklet shoeing you how to say feelings in maori but we did them on our chromebooks so we had to do a slideshow. You had to include how to say "how are you" and the response "i am happy" but it did not have to be happy. Here is mine: link I hope that this slideshow has help you learn a new maori emotion. What is you faveourite maori emotion?

My Wonderful Whakataukī

This week for Te rao Maori we had to write and decorate 2 Whakataukīs on a google drawing, if you do not know what whakataukīs are they are Maori proverbs kind of like Maori quotes the whakataukīs we had to do were "haere taka mua, taka muri; kaua e whai" which means: be a leader not a follower and "Me mahi tahi tatou mo te oranga o te katou" which means We should work together for the wellbeing of everyone. Here are the drawings: 

#1

#2

 What is your faveourite one?

 

My magnifiect Māori

 This week for Te rao maori i made 2 Maori proverbs on a google doc and made the look good, we also had to write what it ment in english and what it meant to me. Here is 1 of mine:

 I hope you like it. What does this mean to you? 

My magnificent Māori

This week for Te Reo Māori we had the option to write "Kia kaha, Kia māia, Kia manawanui" which meant "be strong, be brave, be steadfast". Or we could do "poipoia te kākano kia puawai" which means "nuture the seed and it will blossom" on a google drawing along with what we thought it means. I choose the first one here is my google drawing:

I hope you like it. What one would you do?

postcard

 A few days ago we wrote post cards pretending we were at the signing of the treaty heres mine

have you ever wrote a postcard?

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