Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for Te reo we had to get into a group of 4 and create a made up weather report and we had to add in as much Te reo as possible. I decided to make the video with Zoe, Ava and Mikayla. here is our video
Do you recognize any words that are in te reo?
Thank you for looking on my blog this week Bye!
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, since it is our last week until the school holidays we got to make a pick-a-path with question related to what we have been learning this term in Te reo Maori. A pick-a-path is like a quiz and you link the right and wrong slides. Our goal for this week was: Continue to be able to count to 100 in Te Reo also be able to ask and answer what the day is, and month is, to be able to ask for and be able to give an item within the classroom, to count in Māori to 100. Here is my Pick-a-path
Kia Ora Bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for te reo we have been learning about Matariki. Our create was to make a google drawing and right about our favorite star. My favorite star is Hiwa-I-Te-Rangi. Here is mine!
What is your favorite star?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, This week for Te reo Māori we had to copy a Whakatauki off a google drawing the teacher sent to us. After we had copy and pasted it we had to write what this Whakatauki means to us. Here is mine!
What does this Whakatauki mean to you?
Kia Ora bloggers and welcome back to my blog, this week for Te reo Māori we recapped our feelings in Māori. We have already learned about our feelings in Māori a couple of years ago but the teaches thought we could just recapped them a little bit more. Our task for this week was to make a slideshow or a google drawing and put all the feelings in Māori on it. Here is mine!
Have you ever learned about the feelings in Māori before?
