Kia ora I am a year 8 student that goes to Tāmaki Primary School. Whaea Saf is my Pouako and Matua Andre is my Kapa Haka tutor. I am in a Bi-Lingual classroom called Te Puna Wairua. We speak Māori and English.
Monday, August 13, 2018
Wednesday, August 1, 2018
earthquake in christchurch\
Scene off earthquake
I was going for an walk around the city until I
felt a rumble in the ground. It was feeling like
the ground was about to crack. Suddenly
another rumble was activated. So I started
holding something until the ground stopped to
rumble. I was in an middle off a earthquake.
The tremors continued. I got something to
hold on. But this rumble was for long and
strong too. The ground was starting to crack
beneath me and the buildings were starting to
collapse. I was in panic and did not know what
to do.
felt a rumble in the ground. It was feeling like
the ground was about to crack. Suddenly
another rumble was activated. So I started
holding something until the ground stopped to
rumble. I was in an middle off a earthquake.
The tremors continued. I got something to
hold on. But this rumble was for long and
strong too. The ground was starting to crack
beneath me and the buildings were starting to
collapse. I was in panic and did not know what
to do.
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
Monday, July 23, 2018
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Thursday, June 14, 2018
matariki chart
Today we surveyed 24 maori students. 18 maori
students said that they do not celebrate matariki at
their home. Out off 24 maori students only 1 maori
student said they go outside to see the matariki
stars and eat marshmallows.
students said that they do not celebrate matariki at
their home. Out off 24 maori students only 1 maori
student said they go outside to see the matariki
stars and eat marshmallows.
3 maori students said they eat dinner or BBQ with
their friends and family. This shows us that our
festival is dying and not that maori students are
celebrating matariki.
festival is dying and not that maori students are
celebrating matariki.
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Matariki
The Matariki stars
The matariki stars signals the maori new year too tell
them an new year is coming for maori new year. The
maori new year is when all off the families go fishing
too get kai and gather around for matariki new year.
It is when everyone harvest the old crops and grow
new crops. Some say matariki is a woman and other
say there is an mother and there are six daughters.
Matariki marks the appearance of cluster off
pleiades [the seven sisters]. The family's gather
around to narrate legends about the seven sisters.
Maori new year starts late may and mid june.
them an new year is coming for maori new year. The
maori new year is when all off the families go fishing
too get kai and gather around for matariki new year.
It is when everyone harvest the old crops and grow
new crops. Some say matariki is a woman and other
say there is an mother and there are six daughters.
Matariki marks the appearance of cluster off
pleiades [the seven sisters]. The family's gather
around to narrate legends about the seven sisters.
Maori new year starts late may and mid june.
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