Tag: Māori Class

Matariki ‘Māori New Year’ – Māori Class

Kia Ora, welcome back to my blog. Today in Māori class we did new words about Matariki, so first we did a quizlet or wordwall. After 15 to 20 minutes we went on our edublogs and wrote the words below. These words are related to Matariki and what happens. Once we have written the words down, we also write down some grammar. Finally we were discussing with the teacher about matariki. Once we discussed about it our teacher asked how matariki was made or how it came. So we discussed about it and write it down on our edublogs which is down below. I hope you learn something new.

Kupu Hou :

  • Matariki Māori New Year
  • Whānau family
  • Iwitribe
  • Kai food
  • Hākari feast
  • Hangi earth oven
  • Maramataka māori calendar
  • Kōrero to speak
  • Whakapapa genealogy
  • Pūrākau story
  • Whanaungatangaconnections
  • Moemoeā to dream
  • Takitahi individual
  • Takitini collective/single
  • Mānawatia a Matariki! – Celebrate Matariki

Wetereo – Grammar

  • Āhea a Matariki? – When is Matariki?
  • Ko Hune te marama o Matariki- June is the month for Matariki.

 

  • He aha o Matariki? What is Matariki?
  • He tau hou o te ao Māori. The Māori new year. 

 

  • Ko wai a Matariki? – Who is Matariki
  • Ko Matariki tētahi whetu. Matariki is a star

 

  • He aha tāu moemoeā? – What is your dream?
  • He *insert* tāku moemoeā. – My dream is…

 

How did Matariki come/made?

There was an earth mum and a sky dad, and they separated. There was one brother who didn’t want his parents to be separated and then defeated his siblings until one was left. He lost against one of his brothers and he pulled his eyeballs at his dad’s chest and that explains how much he loved him.

 

Quizlet and Wordwall –

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Wordwall

 

Thanks you for looking at my blog. I hope you learnt something new.

Bye, kind regards: Shreeya

Shapes – Māori Class

Kia Ora everyone! Welcome back to my blog. Last week in Māori class, we delved into the world of shapes in the Māori language. It was an engaging and enjoyable experience for all of us. We had a blast playing Wordwall, a fantastic platform where you can complete tasks set by the teacher. Our teacher assigned us shape-related tasks, and we had a great time working on them using Wordwall.

 

I particularly enjoyed solving a crossword puzzle, and I’m thrilled to share that I scored a perfect 14 out of 14! It took me 1 minute and 29 seconds to complete, and I even secured the 3rd position on the leaderboard. It was such a rewarding feeling!

 

The task required us to complete various shape-related challenges. One of the activities involved completing an incomplete Māori sentence by adding the correct shape name to it. It was a fun and interactive way to reinforce our understanding of shapes in Māori.

 

Now it was the independent work time which was our mahi. We either had to pick: Ace, Pro, Legend or Titan. I picked the Legend difficulty because After reviewing the task, I felt that the Legend level was the perfect fit for me, and I was excited to take on the challenge.

 

I also captured some pictures during our Māori class, and I’m eager to share them with you. Stay tuned for an update with the pictures and more details about our engaging Māori class activities!

 

Pictures and Mahi –

 

 

Mahi –

Thanks for viewing my work and reading. Goodbye.

Shreeya