Pukapuka Reo Māori - 'He iti iho'

We made a pukapuka called 'He iti iho.' That means 'smaller than'. Read along with us. We hope you like it. :-)

Te Pēpehā o Marino

Ānei tōku pēpehā. This is my pēpehā. I really hope you like it. :-)

Te Pēpehā o Mikaere

Hello everyone. Anei tōku pēpehā. I hope you like listening to it. :-D

Te Pēpehā o Mikaylah

Kia ora koutou! This is my pēpehā and I hope you like it. :-)

Te Pēpehā o Alyssa

A Pēpehā is a something that tells you about where you come from and your whānau. Anei tōku pēpehā. I hope you enjoy it.

Alyssa :-D

Te Pepehā o Tia

Anei tōku pēpehā. This is my pēpehā. Hope you enjoy it.
Tia :-D

Te Pēpehā o Draved

A pēpehā tells people about your family and where you are from. Anei tōku pēpehā. Here's my pēpehā. Hope you like it. 

Draved :-)

Kei hea a Rūma 4??

Kia ora koutou katoa. Aroha mai, sorry we were gone for so long. Our kaiako - Whaea Rovena - was growing a taniwha (he pēpi :-D) and she forgot to tell our other kaiako - Whaea Joanne - the password before she left! Mō taku hē!

We've been doing so much this year, he maha ngā mahi! Here's a quick update of what we liked...

We liked seeing all of the big kararehe at Orana Park. 
James & Katene.

We liked making the Stingray and sewing. 
Mikaere & James.

I liked seeing the planets in the Solar System. 
Shyne.

I liked going to the Canterbury Swim School because it was really fun there. He pai ki ahau te kauhoe! 
Mikaylah.

I liked making the waka. 
Mya.

We hope to share more of our mahi with you this term. 

Rūma Wha :-)