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