Kaupapa - Tōku tinana - Kirimoko - Nā Mikaere!

Kia ora, ko Mikaere tōku ingoa. Nau mai haere mai ki tāku pōhi. 

I have been working on Kirimoko.  I had to make a slide with 10 facts on my slide. But I used BookCreator. 

Homai tō arotakenga. 

Ko te tūmanako I hope you like it!

He waka eke noa!

Tōku tinana ~ Kōiwi ~ Kaeden

Ko Kaeden tōku ingoa.

I did a slide of skeleton facts. We had to make 10 facts on the slide. We had to watch kiriata to figure out what our facts were. It was tricky to figure out what our facts were going to be cos sometimes we made mistakes and had to re-do it. 

Ehara taku toa he toa takitahi, engari taku toa he toa takitini.

I hope you have feedback so I can get information for next time.

Tōku Tinana ~ Kōiwi ~ Nā Mikaere

Kia ora, ko Mikaere tōku ingoa. 

Welcome to my blogpost. In Rūma 4 we have been learning about kōiwi and my group had to write 10 facts about the skeleton (kōiwi). I used GoogleSlides to create my facts and I hope you like them.

Please leave me some feedback.

Kia pai tō rā!

Korihi mai te manu, takiri mai te ata, ka ao, ka ao, ka awatea. Tihei mauri ora!

Tōku Tinana ~ Kōiwi ~ Nā Arabella

Tēnā koutou katoa. Ko Arabella tōku ingoa. 

In pānui we have been learning all about the body. 

I learned about the skeleton. 

Please give me some arotakenga. 

Kia kaha te reo Māori!

Ngā mihi. 

Tōku Tinana - Pukapuka - Lungs! Nā Marino

Kia ora, ko Marino tōku ingoa. 

We have being doing a kaupapa about Tōku Tinana. 

I have been learning about the lungs. Here are things you can do with your lungs, facts about your lungs, parts of the lungs and why my lungs are amazing. 

Homai tō arotakenga.

Rurea, taitea, kia tū ko taikākā anake.

Strip away the bark and expose the heartwood.

Kaupapa - Tōku Tīnana! - Kirimoko - Nā Shaun

Kia ora koutou. Ko Shaun tōku ingoa.

In kaupapa I have been learning about kirimoko (skin). It was kind of hard because sometimes I would make mistakes and I would try to fix them up.

I created this slide. In my first quarter I wrote down the Māori words for 'I can..." 

In my second quarter I wrote some meka (facts) about skin. 

In my third quarter I had to find a picture of the skin layers and I got to choose which one I wanted.

In my fourth quarter I wrote why my skin is amazing.

 He aroha whakatō, he aroha puta mai. Homai te arotakenga.

Learn ~ Create ~ Share

Here are some pics of us sharing our learning and creating about Pā with some special people in our

Hornby Primary School whānau. 

We chose to share our mahi with Mr Roberts, Kersten, Room 2,  and our tuakana, Rūma 3. 

We told our manuhiri how we had been Critical Thinkers, and Problem Solvers throughout the kaupapa.

Ngā mihi :-D

Nevaeh, Yazmin, and Arora ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Check out our Pā we made this term. 

We hope you can give us some feedback!

Te Taonga, Emily, and Savannah ~ Hāngaia te Pā!

Here is our Pā we made this term, we hope you like it! 

We had heaps of fun! 

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! 

Hui - Whakaari - The Fall of Kaiapoi Pā

We shared all of our new learning with the rest of the school in our assembly last Friday. We created a play about the fall of Ngāi Tahu at Kaiapo Pā to Te Rauparaha and his tribe, Ngāti Toa. 

We worked very hard on our play and learning the haka. We would love to know what you thought of our whakaari (play) and this terrible pakanga (battle). 

Hāngaia te Pā - Creating our Pā!

We have finished our first plan and are are now constructing our Pā! 

While we are constructing we are thinking about how we can be problem solvers 

and critical thinkers.  

We have some examples to show you soon... 

We would love you leave us some feedback or ask us some questions!! 

Pātai mai, kōrero mai!

Kaupapa - Ngā Kararehe - Neshaun, Billie, and Rocky

Kia ora koutou, we split into groups and our group were learning about Riona. Check out our work on ThingLink.

ThingLink: Wuruhi - Wolf

We paper mached a balloon for our kararehe. It took 6 weeks to paper mache and paint the riona, and make the mane. We are really proud of our mahi.

Kaupapa - Ngā Kararehe - Lucan, Draved, & Carlos

In kaupapa we were learning about wuruhi. We made a ThingLink that had facts on it. Check out our amazing work!

ThingLink: Wuruhi - Wolves

We created a paper mache wuruhi. It was pretty hard because it took a long time and we made a few mistakes. Our wuruhi turned out amazing.

Kaupapa - Ngā Kararehe - Jackson and James

We made a ThinkLink about wheke on an ipapa. We learnt that squid eat each other. Click on the link if you want to see our ThingLink.

ThingLink: Wheke - Squid

We got to make paper mache wheke. It took us a long time. We think they are really cool!

Kaupapa - Ngā Kararehe - Laila and Merryn

We made a ThingLink about Panata Pango. It was really hard and took us a long time to finish it. Tirohia!

ThingLink: Panata Pango - Black Panther

Here is our paper mache panata pango - pretty cool huh?! We love how our panata pango turned out! They have big noses like Pinocchio!