Te Triti o Waitangi :)

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This week we have been learning about Te Triti o Waitangi. we had to show the path that the people from England took to go to New Zealand on either Canva or Google Draw, I chose Google Draw.

Do you know about Te Triti o Waitangi? See You Next Time I Post, Bye!!

Tamoko!

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Today I made a Canva about Tamoko, I had lots of fun and it was cool to learn about Tamoko.

Tamoko is a tattoo but different instead they put ink under you skin so there is no way to remove them. A Tamoko tells the story of your life using different patterns.

Here is my Canva. Enjoy!  

Do you have a Tamoko? See You Next Time I Post. Bye!!

2021 Pepeha

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New Year New Pepeha!!  

This week we have been making Pepeha's. I had fun making this.

I made my Pepeha on a slide first then put it on Adobe Spark and added pictures to some to it. I enjoyed putting my work on Adobe Spark as it is really easy to use and is fun to try different things on.

My microphone wasn't working so I didn't do a voice over  

Here is my Adobe Spark. Enjoy!

Have you ever used Adobe Spark? See you next time I post. Bye!!

 

Ki -O- Rahi

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Today Tayla and I made a google draw of how to play Ki-O-Rahi.

We had a lot of fun making this. 

I won't write to much as there is lots of writing for you too read already so enjoy.

 

Have you ever played this game? See you next time I post.Byeeee.

Hangi Evolution!!!!

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Today we made a slide about hangi's and how they have changed over the years. 

I had a lot of fun and had a little help from my friends to find a good picture for a hangi on google so I hope you like it. 

In this slide there is how hangi's have where in the past and how they have changed over the years. I hope you enjoy my slide.

Have you ever had a hangi?

New Zealand Culture!!!!

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This week we have been make a slide on different things of New Zealand culture like the haka, kākahu or korowai and Tā moko.

I had a lot of fun and got a little confused but my friends Tayla and Catherine helped me understand.

We wrote about the differences from the past and what we did in the older days compared to what we do now in the present.

Did you know about some of these differences?

Pukana,Pukana,Pukana.

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Today Matilda,Thomas,Luke and I made a poster on how to play Pukana we had a lot fun making it and we added a video in the QR code.

It was a lot of fun making the poster and I don't normally work with Matilda,Thomas or Luke so it was different but still lots of fun.

With the QR code if you take a smart device and go on the camera app and put it on the QR code and click on the notification that pops up on the screen so you can see the video of us playing the game.

On the poster we have how to play,the rules and a video of us playing the game so you can see how to play.

Here is our work.Enjoy.

Are you going to try this game? See you next time I post. Byeee.

  

Southern Lights Artwork

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Today we have been learning about the southern lights, and we decided made some art on them.

The name 'Aurora' comes from the Latin word for sunrise or the Roman goddess of dawn. Auroras are associated with the solar winds that flow past Earth. These winds flow out from the Sun and contain plasma particles (ionized gas) which gets pulled into the Earth's magnetic pole fields.

As they accelerate towards the Earth, collisions occur between these ion particles and nitrogen and oxygen atoms in our atmosphere, releasing energy in the form of amazing aurora lights.

Here are the steps to make the southern lights artwork.

1. Hold your plain A4 paper landscape and rip a mountain like shape across it. This will be used to mask off the hills. Mask this onto the bottom of your black piece of paper with tape.

2.  Then dip your toothbrush into some of the white acrylic paint, and then run your fingers through the bristles of the toothbrush to flick paint over your black piece of paper. This will create the background stars.

3.  While the stars are drying, use your ripped card and colour the top ripped edge of it in with your different coloured pastels. Make sure you change the colour every few centimetres.

4.  When the paint is dry, place the chalked paper onto your black paper. Now run your finger through the chalk upwards towards the stars. This should smudge the coloured chalk from the plain paper onto your picture.

5.  Mix a small amount of yellow and white together. Make sure you use more white than yellow, you want it to only have a tint of yellow in it.  Using your tooth pick or the end of a paint brush dot in the Matariki constellation.

Here is my final product,enjoy.

Have you seen the southern lights?See you next time.Bye.

My Pepeha

 In Te Reo Māori we have been making Pepehas this one is mine.If you want me to change anything please leave a comment.Thank you

Welcome

Haere Mai, Talofa Lava, Mālō e Lelei , Maligayang Pagdating and welcome to my very own blog for learning. I look forward to sharing my learning with teachers, my school, my family and friends anywhere.