Taku haki tino Rangatiratanga.

Taku Haki Tino Rangatiratanga

Whero: This colour represents my family's

favourite colour.

Kaakaariki: This colour represents my family who live on a farm far north and the grass on the farm is nice and green and fun to play in.

Pango: This represents my hair colour and my eye colour. 

Kikorangi: This colour represents my favourite colour and the ocean also tangaroa.

Finger art.

Earlier this week my class and I,
made some finger art. We had to plan what we were going to do first. secondly we had to go to the blue table and use the stamp pads to colour in our planing. And then we had to write our name on it and give it to our teacher.
I had lots of fun doing this activity our topic on our finger art was christmas.
For my finger art I did some snowflakes a penguin and snow.

Making connections.

Maths stragerty.

WALT: Using good enough stragertys in our Maths.

Maori language week.

Introduction: Maori language week was placed at Tamaki Primary School. It was a fun experience for me because everyone tried to speak Te reo. 

Conclusion: When it was Maori language week, everyone was practising Maori songs and learning for assembly on Friday at Tamaki Primary School. Room 8 were working on simon says but in te reo, I had a lot of fun on Friday. The kapa haka group performed, two songs and one haka at the end. The songs they sang were, tini whitu, tutira mai nga iwi, and the haka was tena i poua. Maori language week was the best week ever!.

Boxing feedback.

While Room 8 were learning boxing we learnt the three
commandments, our coach Pax taught us, they  were respect
discipline, and safety. We had to try our best in what we have.

Thank you Pax for teaching me. I really enjoyed this because
it was a fun and exciting experience.

Tuakana Teina - with Room 3.

Yesterday me and my buddy Anittah, made a earthquake house. The materials we use were boxes, paper clips, rubber bands and paint. We enjoyed this science experiment because we all participated and showed kindness.