Monday, May 10, 2021

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Inanahi i whakanui mātou i taku māmā. I haere mātou ki Makitānara, I reira ā māmā, me tōku whaea kēkē, I hoki mātou ki tāku kainga ki whakanui tāku māmā, kātahi i tunu kai mātou ki te kai ko te Stirfry. He tino reka te kai me te kēkē tiakareti. Kātahi I hoki tāku whānau ki te kainga.

Hararei ( holiday ) !



 I ngā rā hararei I taraiwa te māmā o Te Ahi te waka kia tae atu a Te Ahi me tōna hoa ki te whare pikitia. I matakitaki raaua King kong vs Godzilla. Whai muri i hīkoi rātou ki te ruma kēmu ki te tākaro I ngā kēmu tino pai (ko te keemu reihi). Kātahi i hikoi rātou ki teetahi waahi tatari ai mo toona māmā, I hoki atu raatou kii te kāinga.

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Toi matapono

 

Kia Ora Koutou,
Whainga Paetae: E ako ana ahau e paa ana ki ngaa tohu e haangai ana ki ngaa uaratanga o te kura nei.
Puutanga Ako: Hei te mutunga i hanga ahau he tohu e haangai ana ki ngaa uaratanga o te kura nei.
Whakamaaramatanga
This symbol that I created represents Manaakitanga, which is one of our uara(values of our kura). 
The shape that I decided on is a teardrop but the most important part and the most intriguing part is the koru as it represents kindness and caring people. There has been lots of bullying lately and that's also what my symbol represents to stop bullying (teardrop shape represents no bullying). 
The dark kakariki(green) represents a loving and caring person. 
The light kakariki represents kindness(which coincides with manaakitanga). 

Thank you for reading about what my tohu represents and how it also coincides with my amazing kura! 
Ka kite! 

Thursday, November 19, 2020

Hine-Ahu-One

Kia ora today in my class we worked on Hine-Ahu-One.



 

Thursday, November 12, 2020

Manaiakalani film festival 2020!


Kia ora ko Aeisha tooku ingoa, yesterday the 11th of November we went to the 2020 Manaiakalani film festival. We all came to school in the morning and did some work and then we had our morning tea/paramanawa because we had to leave the school at 10:30. When we arrived at the Sylvia park hoyts, the kaiako/teacher led us out of the bus and in a line form. Right after that we continued to walk into the mall and into the cinemas we had entered the movie room that we had to go in and all of us students/children had to find our seats. Furthermore we had all sitted down in our rows of seats, but some of the students got to go up to the couches, then the movies had started. It was fun because we had got to watch some ammusing and amazing shows that were created by beautiful students from 16 or more schools. The movies had finished and we left coming back to school for our to have some lunch. And that was our day! The end


Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Digital footprint map

Kia ora this is my digital footprint of everything I have been on.......