Donald Trump

Mahatma Grandhi

Mahatma Grandhi

Kia ora koutou!

Today I have been researching about a man named Mahatma Gandhi who sadly was killed, he done some amazing things when he was alive. He was a very strong leader.

Nga mihi nui kia koe for listening to my korero!!
Ka kite ano!

What would be the first thing you would change in the school?

Helen Clark

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This is Helen Clark AKA Helen Elizabeth Clark, I have been getting some information about her, she was Aotearoa's Prime Minister. But it would be fun to know more facts about other famous people!

Ka kite ano!

A positive impact!

Christopher Columbus

Kia ora koutou!
Kei te pehea koe?? 

I hope your having a wonderful day!! Ok as you can see here I have been doing some research about Christopher columbus 

Ka kite ano..

Hope you enjoy it!!! 

The interview

The Amazon rainforest

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As you can see this is also apart of the amazon rainforest and if you haven't seen that one go check it out for me!

 I hope you enjoy it!!

Ka kite ano e te whaanau!!!

Shelly - ann

Kia ora!!
This is some facts about shelly - ann and if you wanna see some of her for the second one you scroll down!!

Ka kite ano!!

me nga mihi nui kia koe e te whaanau!!

Shelly - ann - fraser - pyrce

Kia ora koutou!!

As you can see this is shelly - ann and she is an famous runner which is some things that describes her!!

Hope you enjoy my korero!!

Roald Dald

Kia ora koutou!!
Another one of my research I have been working on and this time it is Roald Dahl so enjoy some facts about him!!

KA KITE ANO!!!

Taika Waititi

Kia ora koutou!
As you can see here is my mahi I have been doing since the past few days and other things!! So I hope you guys like my mahi I have posted up here!!

Ka kite ano e te whaanau!!

Making up 5 words!

Kia ora koutou, 

Today i'm going to make up 5 words so enjoy and try to say them!! but also you can name them in pakeha (but only if you want to!)

1. Ulamanamala
2. Tutulamalatalakamala
3. Samalagatama
4. Tumalatakatutulamata
5. Shamalamatingalamasha

FLIP

Kia ora koutou!!
Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa!!
Te Puna Wairua and some of room 6 kids had manuhiri
which was PWC
and that means PriceWaterhouseCoopers
There names where Whaea Mona and Whaea Daniel! And what
We learnt from them is how to save money, borrow and insurance.

Ka kite ano Whanau!!!

police detective

Today Te Puna Wairua had a job that they had to see what has happened on there blog and as you can see I chose my buddy from pt england!

Ka kite ano!!

Tohu Koana

Kia ora!! Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa!! This is my experience on how we did on the koanga festival!! SO this is my slide I hope you enjoy reading!! 

Ka kite ano Whaanau!!! 

What is a active, dormant, extinct Volcano?

A active volcano is a volcano that has erupted in 10,000 years ago which is a very very very long time.

A dormant Volcano is a Volcano that is sleeping but they will wake up eventually because they are going to erupt.

The dormant volcano will consistently erupt until there is no more lava in a dormant Volcano.

A extinct volcano is a Volcano that won’t erupt because it has no more lava in a volcano like Maungarei that is a extinct volcano so it is safe to climb it and also to walk around it therefore it won’t erupt again. 

                            Hope you enjoyed!!!!!!



                                 

Te mana o te Tangata

Kia ora!! 

Today Te Puna Wairua has been learning about Mana! We were watching a video about TAME iti telling everyone about mana and how we can control our mana and I hope you enjoy our kōrero!!!

WALT:

What does mana mean to me?

• Fighting for people's right
  
  
• Mana goes hand to hand with tapu
  
  
• When you hurt people you lose mana
  
  
• Protecting your mana from the crown/government
  
  
• Mana is spiritual power 
  
  
• Mana is a very powerful connection
  
  
• Mana gives you power if it is in the right hands
  
  
• Mana is apart of your beliefs
  
  
• Mana is apart of holding your whakapapa
  
  

What does mana mean to Moana/friend?

• Standing for what you believe
  
  
• Mana is equally to others
  
  
• Mana is about of looking after your culture
  
  
• Mana is the power of your beliefs
  
  
• Mana is apart of you
  
  
• Mana is believing in yourself 
  
  
• Mana is part of your whakapapa
  
  
• Losing mana by hurting people
  
  
• Standing for your land
  
  
• Standing up for your rights
  
  
• Mana is your whare
  
  
• Your reo is your mana
  
  
• Mana helps you calm down
  
  
• Mana is your blood
  
  

Me and Moana talking about mana

                      Mana!!!

Mana is apart of your blood that goes hand to hand and also gives you power to whatever you believe in yourself

Mana

I hope you enjoyed our korero today!!

Have a wonderful day!

Ka kite ano whaanau!!

My pepeha!!!

Kia ora koutou, As you can see here this is my Pepeha!! About my Whaanau and I so I hope you like it!!

Make sure you comment on my blog!!

Ka kite ano e te whaanau!!

Profile about LORDE

Kia ora koutou, 

As you can see this is my mahi about Lorde so I hope you enjoy reading facts about her if you enjoy her waiata and that!!

KA KITE ANO KOUTOU MA!!!!

Tukutuku

Kia ora e te whaanau, ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa and this is my koorero about my tukutuku. I hope you like it!

Ka rangitaki anoo e te whaanau!   

My blogging on Kapa Haka

Kia ora e te whaanau, Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa and this is my mahi on what I did on the 23rd of November on Saturday so I hope you like it.

Nga wiki

Kia ora e te whaanau!! Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa. And this is what I did on the weekend and also I hope you enjoy it!! 

Ka kite ano!!

Altered image

What: We got 2 trees and lots of ps4's also tigers with a patu

 Where: At school

Who: Me and Sumuree (my buddy)

When: Today Th 30th October 2019

How: With trees, tigers, ps4 and patu

Why: Because it is for the kaupapa seeing and believing also Altering images 

Seeing as Believing

Kia ora e te whanau!!! as you can see we did a buddy work

and I did it with my friends their names are Sumuree, Tamehana  Terell and Taynah

Ka kite ano!!

being t4 cybersmart

Kia ora koutou!! Ko Azaleigha toku ingoa and today this is what we were doing for cybersmart I hope you like my creation!!

Ka kite ano e te whanau!!

Toku hararei

Kia ora this is what i did on the holidays I hope you enjoy!!!

Te wiki oo Te Reo Maaori

Kia ora e te Whanau!
Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa!!

This is what happened on Thursday 

(Te wiki o te Reo Maori) 

And it was fun because we all got to sing Maori nga waiata!! And everyone participated! 

Powhiri

Kia ora e te whānau!!

As you can see here I have been busy writing about what we did on Rāhina!! And this is what I did

 I hope you like it!!!!!

Mathiko whakahua

Kia ora I did this with my friend Dontay!!!

Matua Filipe Tohi

Kia ora koutou!! 

Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa!!

It is Tongan language wiki today!! 

(well it started on monday) A Tongan artist cam to our school his name is Matua Filipe Tohi!! He was an amazing person he has traveled all around the world!! It was amazing because he showed us heaps of his creations he has done!!!

tukutuku panels

Name: Te Ata

WALT: I know the significance of tukutuku panels and why Maaori made them.

Kia ora!! 

This is my tukutuku panel!! And i’m going to be explaining it!!

So enjoy!!!

Yellow - It represents the light

Blue - It represents tangaroa

Red - represents my whanau blood

Green - represents papatuanuku

Dark green - represents the peace

White - it represents the wairua

Kaitiakitanga

Name:Wairua

WALT: I know why being a kaitiaki is so important to me.

Kia ora!!

Te puna wairua did art with Whaea Ariana our reliever!!

as you can see, this one is mine as you can see at the bottom it has kaitiakitanga!!

 I hope you enjoy my korero I have for you today!!

Red - represents Tumatauenga

Orange - represents the sunset/Te Ata Poo

Yellow - represents the light/ Te Ao Marama

 Green -  represents Papa-tuu-aa-nuku

Black - represents the darkness/Hine-nui-te-Poo

Light blue - represents the sky/Ranginui

The name is Wairua.

ka kite ano!!

Mangopare/hammerhead shark

Name:Whetuu

WALT: I have learnt the importance of the mangopare/hammerhead shark

Kia ora!!!

Today Te Puna wairua was doing Mangopare/hammerhead shark!!

We had to explain what the colours meant to us!!
So enjoy!!!

Orange - it represents Lava

Red - it represents Tumatauenga  

White - it represents wairua

Purple - it represents calmness 

Pink - it represents aroha/love

Light blue - it represents tangaroa

Dark blue - it represents the darkness

commenting

Kia Ora lyrick!! Ko Azaleigha tooku ingoa ngaa mihi for answer our mahi on your class blog!!
I really like your class blogg as well!! 
Answered questions:

I am 9 years old 
my favorite sport is netball
Reading, Writing
Azaleigha
Paako

I've got some questions for you:
How old are you?
What do you like to do?
What is your favorite hakinakina/sports?
What do you do at home?
What is your name?
What do you guys do?
What do you guys do in your spare time?

Hope you can reply back to me!
Ka Kite Ano!!
Azaleigha

New students to Te Puna Wairua

Kia ora! This is the second person that we were doing a welcoming card to this is Joshua aka Michael Jackson!

New students to Te Puna Wairua

Kia ora! Today Te Puna Wairua was doing welcoming cards to two people that came to Te Puna Wairua!! As you can see mine is here! This is Erima!

Commenting

Kia ora koutou! Today Te Puna Wairua was commenting on my buddy class! There name is Te whare waipoua! And this is my mahi! My mahi is about what you should say while commenting! you should always say positive things!  

smart relationship/ Whakawhanaunga Karewa

Kia ora today Te Puna Wairua did a kaupapa on smart relationships! Which was based on how we act on the internet and how we behave on the internet as you can see this one is mind!

T2: Smart Footprint Reflection

Kia ora! Today Te Puna Wairua was doing a Smart Footprint Reflection! so we were going back from this term what whaea Heather taught us in the past!!

Marae whenua

Kia ora! today i'm going to be telling you about an important (well that's what I think) kaupapa about my marae/te whenua. I did it with my mates Milan/Dontay/Savannah/Isaiah/Aeisha/Delontaye and me we used pva glue, white sticks, colourful sticks and cardboard. 

My digital footprint as it was yesterday

Kia ora today Te Puna Wairua was doing our digital footprint from what we were on yesterday which was the 18th of June 2019!! This what i have been on.

Te whare waipaoa

kia Ora today Te Puna Wairua was posting comments to Te Whare Waipaoa because they didn't have any comments as they were new to the Manaiakalani cluster but also we explained why we liked there blogs and asking them questions.

public or private

Today Te puna wairua we learned on cybersmart public and private. You shouldn't post up things your not allow because it could be personal but sometimes it isn't that personal.

ine/Measurement

   

Kia ora today we were doing our measurements powerpoint presentation and here as you can see this my group and I if you don't know their names are Delontaye, Azaleigha, Kikorangi, Dontay and Savannah they helped me achieve what we were working on without out my i wouldn't be able to achieve 29 slides even though we were supposed to do 5. Like our whakatauki 
Ehara taku toa, he takitahi, he toa takitini
My success should not be bestowed onto me alone, as it was not individual Success but success of a collective. 

Manaiakalani Learners Questionnaires 2019

Today Te Puna Wairua we did a Manaiakalani survey because we were doing a assignment on it. The Questions that I liked was Create, Learn, Share connects with my culture and also helps me achieve the expectations that my Whanau have of me. I liked it because the Questions I chose are my favorite. What I've learned from the Manaiakalani survey is what I didn't like about it and what I did like about it I like they survey because the first one is about my culture which i like the second one i like it because my family can tell me what i need to work on more.

Digital footprint

Today my class have been learning about Digital footprints and about how we manage ourselves on the internet. When we are going on good sites like your class blog, drive and then there are the bad sites like Tik Tok, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, Fortnite and all kinds of things like in london this cafe said if you like our facebook then you'll get a free coffee but when the people got there coffee there personal information was on there coffee cup. There faces where angry and sad but mostly angry.

Kiwis

Our kaupapa is about native extinct and endangered New Zealand birds 

Raranga Matihiko

I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE Video!!!

Kia Ora today i'm going to tell you what we experinced during our mahi (work) we were doing when we were at the museum because we were learning how to put our video in a movie there was music, effects to how we can change our background there were a lot of steps so we had to listen very very carefully as you can see there is writing under hear make sure you check it out!!!!

On thursday the 4th of April, Our akomangaTe puna wairua we went to the museum the trip 100% FREE. But when we arrived we were making movies with the items we were using at the museum. The technologies names were mixed reality, the green screen, 3D painter, tinka cad and Virtual reality, stop motion, Our kaiako names were wheau Waimiiria, wheau Stacy and wheau Pupuri. When we were with the kaiako's came to our kura. Tamaki Primary but also they were teaching us how to put our pepeha in a movie. We were doing it because we want to tell people what our pepeha is. When we were finished doing doing our pepeha we had to present it in front of the whole class it was embarrassing 😰 for me because when I was walking to stand in front of the class to say my pepeha I was nervous as heck. I was also scared because when I was standing I was very very shy then... But when I was standing I was starting to speak but I wasn't doing well at all. It was because I was feeling shy, embarrassed, nervous.

Kupe and his Travels

Kupe and his Travels

One day there was a great warrior called Kupe while on his long journey he noticed a long white cloud they kept going towards it he sailed until he came across land which he named Aotearoa it was beautiful and the trees where so big and the land lush with greenery.

Kupe was traveling to defeat the huge dangerous wheke/Kraken. To confuse the wheke he threw calabashes into the sea in which the wheke rose from the depths of the ocean to kill and eat what he thought were dead bodies. As the wheke rose to the top Kupe lashed out with a patu and struck a blow to his head. While he was out fighting his daughters thought that he had been killed so they went into mourning buy slashing their chest. The rocks turned red because they were stained with their Blood which Kupe named Pari Whero in remembrance of the love that his daughters had for him.They were so surprised and filled with joy when they saw their dad.

Kupe then off to sail the other side of the South island but first he named two small islands after his daughters Matiu and Makaro which is called Somes island and Ward island.

Along his travels around the other side of the South Island he came across a river and decided to name it Wanganui river. In the river there was a white gleaming stone that they never have seen before and he named that stone poumanu which in turn was a greenstone. It was time to leave to go back to his homeland Kupe one day was going to make a waka for his people back in Hawaiki so as they could come back to this beautiful land of lush greenery and live there. As soon Kupe arrived back in his homeland the people were full of question about his adventure.

Ra Maumahara

Rā Maumahara

Like this women she helped her husband and he was in a wheelchair. And she lost her own life. I am feeling happy but at the sametime I am happy because the people that have passed away are in heaven.    

 I am sad because the person that killed the 50 people didn’t have love. My message is that the people that have passed away i just wanna say that they have left you beautiful memories and they will always be in your heart.     

This page is in the remembrance of all those who have passed away in the tragic events in christchurch. This is based on a real story that happened in New Zealand. Something happened on 15.03.19 there where 3 men and 1 women they killed 50 people in christchurch even little kids like a 4 yr old boy. 
People have sacrificed their lives for there loved ones because they loved them very very much. 

all about me 2019

      (Kia ora) ko Azaleigha tōku ingoa

I go to Tāmaki Primary Kura and I am 9 years old.  My culture is Māori and Pākeha. My classroom name is Te puna wairua. In my family I have my Māmā, Pāpā, three brothers and one sister.  As a learner I find some of my work hard and some of it easy at the same time.  I am good at running  and I enjoy music.  My learning challenge is Maths.  My goal for this year is to learn Māori fluently.I’m looking forward to be learning Māori.  I’m achieved in learning Māori little by little. Māori helps me because I can use them to tell my family the words i have learnt from school.