Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts

Thursday, August 1, 2019

Matariki Art

At the of Term 2, we learnt about Matariki. Here are the students Matariki Pou.

























Wednesday, July 10, 2019

DAY 3: Playing Games



Learn

Hundreds of years ago, young Māori children were taught to play a number of games, including Poi
Rakau, Ki O Rahi, Koruru Taonga and Poi Toa. Read about each of these four games on the Rangatahi tu Rangatira website. Have you played any of them before? Isn’t it cool how the games have been passed down for generations?

Create

Choose one game, and on your blog, tell me the...

  1. name of the game, 
  2. the goal or purpose of the game, and 
  3. the rules.

Share

You could try playing some of the games with a friend. Remember to label your blog post 'holiday learning' and to comment on this post, sharing your reflection, so that I know you have done the activity.

Monday, July 8, 2019

DAY 1: In the Beginning...

Welcome to your first holiday learning activity.

Next term we will be looking at some Maori Myths. So today we are looking at the Maori Creation Story.

Learn

Watch the video below about the Maori Creation Story.


Create

Choose one or more of the following activities to complete.

1. Create a slideshow, retelling the Creation Story in your own words.
2. Create a Google draw of one of the Gods
3. Compare the Maori creation story to another creation story, such as the Big Bang Theory, or the Christian Creation Story.

Share

Share your completed activity(ies) on your blog. Be sure to label it 'Holiday Learning'. Please comment on this post a brief reflection about how you found the activity. This will ensure I know you have completed it and will come to look at your blog.

Saturday, June 23, 2018

Te Kauru's Assembly - Term 2, 2018

Tarakura of the Rangitaiki Plains

Retold by Te Kauru


Warriors

Villagers - Gardeners

Villagers - Titi Torea

Villagers - Poi

Tohunga (Fortune Tellers)

Carvers

Taniwha

Narrators

Sound and special effects



To view more photos and the video taken, please click here.  A huge shout out to Mrs Davan's son - Bradley, who videod the assembly for us. The video is in two sections as he accidently stopped the first video.  Enjoy.