matariki word cloud

We are learning to present our thinking and ideas in a range of ways.  

Context: Matariki

We will have been successful when we have gathered our vocabulary around Matariki and presented it in a word cloud on our learning blog.

We went to abcya.com to build our word clouds.

marae poem

MY MARAE POEM

Woke up at the marae

Bursted out a foggy yarn  

Everyone sleeping

As tired as a big bear hibernating

I hear bears outside

Don’t worry just my belly

Sit in my sleeping bag

Waiting for everyone to get up

The sun is a sloth on fire

as it slowly rises up

By Bryce 2017

TOKU RURI MARAE

Ara ake i te marae h
Bursted i te miro kohu
moe te tangata
Ka rite ki ngenge rite te pea Moehōtoke nui
rongo ahau pea Baer waho
Kaua e manukanuka tika toku kopu
Noho i roto i toku peke moe
Tatari hoki te katoa ki te tiki ake
Ko te ra ko te momo poturi ki te ahi

rite reira āta whakatika ake

E Te Paraihe 2017

my mihi

MY MIHI Kia ora koutou katoa Ko Bryce tōku ingoa No South Africa ahau Ko Umlazi tōku awa Ko Ngai Tahu tōku iwi Ko De Klerk tōku hapū Ko Bianca toku māmā Ko Shaun tōku pāpā Ko Kerri toku Ko Keiran tōku tuakana Ko Jaxon tōku teina Tēnā koutou katoa

My Mihi

WALT introduce ourselves in Te Reo.

Success Criteria: we know and can say our mihi from memory.

we can pronounce the Te Reo words correctly.