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Kerikeri Primary School

www.kerikeriprimary.school.nz

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We made fortune tellers to practice learning our colours, numbers, and the different atua.

Amanda
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Ko Te Whakatupuranga te ingoa o tō mātou akomanga reo e rua. E toru ngā akomanga, e toko whitu tekau mā waru ngā tamariki mokopuna iroto i ngā akomanga. E timata mātou ki ngā mokopuna hou ki te kura, ara, e rima ōna tau tae noa ki ngā tau ono (ngā tuākana) e tekau mā tahi ōna tau. Anei ngā tuākana o Te Whakatupuranga e tākaro ana rātou ki ngā kēmu iroto i te reo rangatira. Mauri ora ki a tātou! ! !

Waimarie

E tākaro ana mātou ki te kēmu "Kei a wai?"

Waimarie

E tākaro mātou ki te kēmu "Tākaro! "

Waimarie

E tākaro mātou ki te kēmu "Haere ki te hī ika".

Waimarie

We sang Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi as a group.

Laurie

Room 15 Kerikeri Primary School Playing an action game with certain numbers of tamariki for each comand (tahi) - Rangatira (leader) - tahi tamariki (rua) - Maunga (mountain) - rua tamariki (toru) - Awa (river) - toru tamariki (whā) - Waka (canoe) - whā tamariki (rima) - Iwi (tribe) - rima tamariki

Rebecca
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Tēnā koutou katoa. Due to COVID restrictions we couldn't together as a kura, so we stood outside our classrooms and sang our school pepeha.

Waimarie

I strongly believe that we need to continue to lift the Maori language throughout NZ. After too many years when te reo has been underused and not valued we MUST learn it and use it!

Waimarie

This kaupapa is important to me because I strongly believe that our 'te reo' is a taonga. I always refer to a whakatauki from Sir James Henare; Ko te reo te mauri o te mana Māori Ko te kupu te mauri o te reo Māori E rua ēnei wehenga kōrero e hāngai tonu ana ki runga i te reo Māori Ko te reo, nō te Atua mai. The language is the life force of the mana Māori The word is the life force of the language These two ideas are absolutely crucial to the Māori language A language, which is a gift to us from God.

Waimarie
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