Showing posts with label Hāngaia te Pā. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hāngaia te Pā. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Shikya and Misty-Rose ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Have a look at our Pā that we made this term!


April and Arabella ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Check out our Pā we made this term! 
We would love some feedback!


Mikaere and Kaeden ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Kia ora koutou, tītiro ki tā māua Pā! Have a look at our Pā!



Marino and Shaun ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Tītiro ki tā māua Pā - Check out our Pā we made! 



Jack, Narteiau, and Tama ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Check out our Pā we made this term!


Carez and Roy ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Here is our Pā we made! Check it out!



Thursday, June 14, 2018

Being a Critical Thinker ~ Nā Te Taonga rātou ko Savannah, ko Emily


For our Kaupapa we are building a pā.
We are being Critical Thinkers while we build.
We are solving problems and thinking carefully.


Here is some evidence - 

We put the watch towers in 2 corners, one facing each way so it’s better to see the front and back incase enemies come.

We put the most special whānau in the whole pā in the whare in the corner so that they can be safe.

We would like you to give us some feedback and ask us some pātai!

Te Taonga, Emily, and Savannah.



Being a Critical Thinker ~ Nā Carez rāua ko Roy

For our Kaupapa we are building a pā.
We are being Critical Thinkers while we build.
We are solving problems and thinking carefully.

Here is some evidence so far -

We put the poupou (carved post) by the kūwaha (entrance) on our
plan so that heaps of people would be frightened by them so
they wouldn’t come in.

We put a secret kūwaha on our plan so that the Māori who
lived there could escape the enemies and the fights.

We made heaps of stuff like our pātaka (storage house).
We had to put tape on the bottom so it would stick on properly.

We would love you to give us some feedback.

Carez and Roy



Sunday, June 10, 2018

Hāngaia te Pā!

Now we are getting ready to Hāngaia te Pā - Create a pā! We are very excited. 
Here is a pikitia of a pā we created so we could remember what the main parts of a pā were called and what they were used for. 
Kei raro are some pikitia of us preparing our plans. 
We can't wait to show you our next steps!