Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 January 2021

Te Huarere

For this Summer Learning task, our two main focuses were... Te Reo Maori, and the weather. For a start we had to complete a deck of slides full of questions and activities, all about pronouncing "What is the weather forecast today?" in Maori and answering that question. Afterwards to Step It Up, we were asked to create a screencastify. So, without any further to do, here is my screencastify and deck of slides... 

What is the weather like where you live? Today, for me we had rain, cloud and sun!

Monday, 21 December 2020

Te Reo Maori - What Are You Doing Today?

Another task from the Summer Learning Journey that I chose to complete today was 'What are You Doing Today?' For this task we were provided with a Google Slide that had small activities on each slide, to help us understand the words, what are you doing today? in Te Reo Maori. Firstly, we had listen to a quick clip then arrange the words to make the sentence, and so on... Here is the slide, so that you can look at my work...

And here is my Step It Up work...
We had to draw a picture relating to the work above, what's your favourite thing to do at the playground?

Tuesday, 10 December 2019

Pepeha

English Version: My mountain is Mt Macedon, My water/river is Coliban river, My town is Trentham, My country is Austrailia, My mum is Robyn, My dad is Robert, My little brother is Tim, My grandparents are Fred & Karen, My pets are 2 dogs, 4 goldfish, 10 goats, 3 guinea pigs, I now live in New Zealand with my family
Maori Version:
Taku maunga ko Mt Macedon, Ko taku wai / awa he awa Coliban, Ko Trentham taku taone, Ko Austrailia taku whenua, Ko taku whaea ko Robyn, Ko Robert toku papa, Ko taku tuakana iti ko Tim, Ko ōku mātua koroua ko Fred & Karen, He piaku 2 nga kuri, 4 nga ika koura, 10 nga koati, 3 nga poaka guinea, Kei te noho ahau inaianei ki Aotearoa me oku whanau

Sorry if I have made any mistakes, as I said I am a native English speaker so I don't know much about Maori speaking or pepeha's.


Monday, 16 September 2019