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​​​​​​​Ko Te iringa o Kahukura, ko te korowai mātauraka ō tātou tīpuna.​​​​​​​(May the cloak of education, bestowed by our ancestors, shelter us at Cashmere High School.)The kaiako and ākonga at Te Iringa o Kahukura strongly support the revitalisation of Te Reo Māori and look forward to taking part again in the Māori Language Moment.

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I was able to share the language with my students in class with a quiz, posters, and conversation

Nick

My student run businesses shared a value that they support on Instagram.

Matt JM

We did a kupu pepeha kahoot! in form time - super competitive! Heaps of enthusiasm!

Amy

Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori

Lylian

Ka kōrero au ki ngā tauira i te reo māori.

Libby

I awhina au ki te whakahaere i tētahi whānau hui hei whakamana i Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori. Nā matua josh rātou ko Denver, ko Taz, ko ēathi atu ākonga te hui i whakahaere. Nā ngā ākonga o Te Tau Tekau mā AThi ngā keke i tunu. Te tino reka o te kai!

Vanessa

Me and my mum tried to korero tounge twisters in Māori

Taylor

We practiced the school haka, using the videos Mātua provided and the kupu on slides.

Amy
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Year 11 Food Technology learning a new Karakia

Karen

Ia wiki ia wiki kai te kōrero au ki tāhaku whānau. I dream of a time where we all use te reo in our everyday communication in our sport, community and cafe. I roto i te wā tuku reo kai te kōrero au ki āku hoa mahi.

Sheena

Ia wiki ia wiki kai te kōrero au ki tāhaku whānau. I dream of a time where we all use te reo in our everyday communication in our sport, community and cafe. I roto i te wā tuku reo kai te kōrero au ki āku hoa mahi.

Sheena

I would like to take part because Māori is me and our language is Te Reo taking part in things that involve my culture are very important because this way I can learn more

Cassidy

I will listen and learn in my Māori class.

Lucy-Mei

Year 11 French students played a Quizlet Live game with vocabulary in te reo Māori and te reo Wiwi. Then they read about Maui the creation of Aotearoa.

Debbie

I wanted to make something to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth. Vanessa Van Hoof helped translate the English to Te Reo so the display could be bi-lingual.

Nicholas
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This is my form class learning a whakataukī.

Rebecca

Kia ora. This week my Year 11 Spanish class were looking at a grammar feature using "this", "that", "that one over there". I discussed that we use the same in te reo.

Angeline

created a wall display celebrating the 50th anniversary of Te Reo Māori

cindy-rose

He aha te mea nui o te ao He tangata, he tangata, he tangata

MacKenzie

Students were exploring the compression of text using an online tool on code. org . We used the waiata Tokorima taotao. A number of students identified repetitions that allowed for nearly 70% compression of the waiata.

Leanne

Some of my form class with their whakatauki.

Lydia

Maori / Spanish Dictionary by 10SPAN

Lylian

My Year 9 Class finished our lesson with Class Choir and learnt/sung Kia mau ki to ukaipo by Six60!

Clayton

We start every lesson with either a waiata (pre level 2) and now, a whakataukī and this week we read the legend of Hinemoa & Tūtānekai in French!

MacKenzie

I shared my mihi and got a classmate to share hers.

Ethan

We read an article in Spanish about the importance of the Maori language and discussed key Maori words, and how they are part of Kiwi culture, We then did an activity with the story of "Tāne separates the Earth and the Sky". Students had to put the text back together for it to make sense.

Laura

Kei te tautoko tātou ko ngā kaiako me ngā kaimahi o Te Iringa o Kahukura i te kaupapa o Te wiki o Te Reo Māori. Nā reira, ānei mātou me ō mātou tino whakataukī! We as staff of Cashmere High support the kaupapa of Māori Language week. Therefor, here we are, with our favourite whakataukī!

Vanessa

123SRD Form class photo. . . Ko te reo kia tika, kia rere, kia Māori! !

Detroit
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Tik Tok - 35 by Ka #ao. . . with my Year 13 students Ashanti and Zoe! ! Ka mau te wehi! !

Detroit

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123 SRD Form class. Students are in their moment. . . . 1, 2, 3. . . . PUKANA!

Detroit

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E tautoko ana mātou ko ngā kaiako me ngā kaimahi o Te Iringa o Kahukura i te kaupapa o te wiki nei. We as Cashmere High staff support the purpose of Māori Language week. Here we all are with our favourite whakataukī!

Vanessa

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E tautoko ana mātou ko ngā kaiako me ngā kaimahi o Te Iringa o Kahukura i te kaupapa o te wiki nei. We as Cashmere High staff support the purpose of Māori Language week. Here we all are with our favourite whakataukī!

Vanessa

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E tautoko ana mātou ko ngā kāiako o Te Iringa o Kahukura i te kaupapa o te wiki nei. As Cashmere High staff, we support Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori. Bit hard to see but here we all are with our favourite whakataukī :)

Vanessa

Visit to Okains Bay museum

Lylian

Senior French class explained Māori terms like powhiri, hangi and hongi in French.

Debbie

Here is a whakataukī which represents my journey with learning Te Reo Tūwhitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitū! Feel the fear and do it anyway!

Bianca

13WLL learned how to introduce themselves in te reo - saying their name, where they are from, and where they live now. This involved finding the te reo translations for quite a few countries, such as India, Japan, China, Afghanistan, and the Netherlands! The translations have been left on the board, and subsequent classes have loved it!

Lisette

Te mīharo hoki o ngā ngohe kei te paetukutuku: https://www. akopanuku. tki. org. nz/te-wiki-o-te-reo-maori-2021/mane/. Kua pārekareka katoa ngā ākonga!

Maria

TOU301 worked together to correctly identify the cities of Aotearoa in Te Reo Māori. We also discussed the importance of names and their correct pronunciation!

Emma

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My students are creating a social media that includes one word that describes their business in Te Reo Māori.

Matt JM

We are creating social media posts that represent the business studies groups that the students have created!

Matt JM

My students are playing a card game (Food Fight) that teaches children about what’s in the food they’re eating as well as Te Reo Māori.

Matt JM

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My students are playing a card game created by students teaches children about what’s in the food they’re eating as well as Te Reo Māori.

Matt JM

I shared this with my year 13 classics class at midday yesterday - they loved it! It was very special.

Kaitlyn

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My students are playing Food Fight. A card game that teaches children about what’s in the food they’re eating, as well as Te Reo Māori! https://chooice. co. nz/product/food-fight/

Matt JM

We revisited the meanings of our group names

Liam

I shared a whakatauki with my 11Geo class - "mai i te kōpae ki te urupa, tātou ako tonu ai" (from the cradle to the grave, we are forever learning). I think this whakatauki is a good summary of how we should approach education; it's never-ending!

Emily

Practicing saying how are you in te reo

Ben
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My pepeha

Lylian

Today student and I practiced how to ask someone how they are, and responding with a few different words for how we are feeling

Ben

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Students practicing how to ask how someone in a computer lab

Ben

At midday we stopped our lesson to ask each other Kei te pēhea koe? I had put a range or responses students could choose from to describe how they were today whether they were pai or hiakai.

Kellie-Ann

Searching up Whakatauki online.

Nicky

As part of normal classroom routines TEF102 students present dishes they have made as evidence towards their Unit Standards. Today they each recited the Karakia as they did this. Wananei!

Karen

9STR wrote the numbers from 1-27 in Maori on whiteboards.

Robyn

Creating a Number Line

Sam

The Whare at Te iringa o Kahukura

Craig

Karen (MCK) and Hilary (MAH) Kei te kōrero pepeha kōrua

Hilary

I shared my mihi with my Scholarship Geography class to see if they could guess where I was born. One knew that Otepoti was Dunedin! They giggled a bit at my pronunciation BUT practice makes perfect! !

Nicholas

​​​​​​​Ko Te iringa o Kahukura ko te korowai matauraka ō tātou tīpuna. ​​​​​​​ (May the cloak of education, bestowed by our ancestors, shelter us at Cashmere High School. )

Craig
Gretta

Kore rawa e rawaka te reo kotahi (One language is never enough) Year 13 French explained Māori in French.

Debbie
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E whakaako ana au i āku akomanga i te reo Māori mai i te poupou o te rā ki te mutunga o te rā. I am teaching my classes in te reo Māori only from midday to the end of the school day.

Vanessa

We listen to a spotify playlist of Waiata Reo songs See link below

Charmaine

I ran the Christchurch City Libraries Te Reo Quiz with my Tourism class. They really enjoyed it. A number were a bit surprised at their scores. I got a C, so clearly some more work to do.

Blair

Language is a tāonga! It is important we honour this.

Kaitlyn

Today at 12 midday I went into 2 classrooms in S block (TEBs and STRs) said the following whakatauki Whāia te mātauranga kia mārama - seek knowledge for understanding. I then explained why I was doing it.

Rebecca

On the whiteboard as we leave the M&S workroom. .

Michelle

Ānei ngā kaiako katoa o tā mātou kura e whakamana ana i te reo Māori. Here are all of our kaiako taking part in an early reo Māori moment where each staff member brought along a whakataukī to share. There are over 160 of us!

Vanessa

He taonga tuku iho Te Reo Māori. E ai ki Te Tiriti o Waitangi, me whakahaumaru Te Kawanatanga i ngā taonga o ngā rangatira, nā reira, ko te mahi o ngā kaiako o Aotearoa ki te whakarauora i te reo rangatira. Te Reo Māori is protected as a treasure under the Treaty of Waitangi and it is the work of Crown employees, including teachers, to ensure the health of the language.

Vanessa

Ko Te Iringa o Kahukura, ko te korowai mātauraka o tātou tīpuna. Kei te tautoko ngā kaiako o Te Iringa o Kahukura i tēnei kaupapa. Anei ā mātou mihi.

Vanessa
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