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Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland

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In PE this week, our ākonga were able to click on the links to our activities. Some of the activities involved whakarongotia to the 'Haere Mai' waiata, panuitia with the pukapuka 'Te Pāmu o Koro Meketānara' and then the tamariki could try out whakapakari tinana with kararehe movements from Te Pāmu, Hikitia te Hā yoga, and even upoko, pakihiwi waiata trying to be as tere as possible. Level 4 Lockdown has definitely not restricted the learning and enjoyment at Milford Kura for Te Wiki ō Te Reo Māori!

Louise

Room 2 celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Māori by drawing a well-known Maori character from a Maori myth and legend!

Jessica

Year 5 completed a Quiz and this is them sharing their scores! We shared pepeha and whakataukī as well as listened to some waiata too. A great moment.

Michelle

Room 1 drew a Maori Legend character, a famous myth or a supportive message in Te Reo. We met at 12pm on Tuesday and played some Te Reo Māori based games via our Zoom.

Danielle

In STEM students used their coding skills to program their Micro:bit 'bot' to show different expressions using te reo Māori. Some of the expressions they showed were - harikoa, wera, makariri and ihiihi.

Morgan

Our Year 2 class had a focus on te reo Māori in our Zoom call today.

Paula

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The Year 2 team and whanau came together to sing and share their posters.

Paula

We all read a Maori myth and legend and created a picture based on the main character in the story. Here are our creations.

Scott

Room 18 celebrated Maori Language Moment by making posters with Te Reo phrases!

Grace

I decided to whakarongo, panuitia, waiatatia, and matatauria the Pepeha waiata for my Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori. I have also been trying to learn the Sign Language to go with this waiata to teach it to our Kapa Haka rōpu. Kia Kaha Te Reo Māori!

Louise

For our 'moment' the class wrote a word or phrase in te reo Māori so we could capture a photograph. At 12noon we enjoyed a whole team hui, where we shared a karakia, a waiata, a story and a game, all in te reo.

Ellen

Room 21 enjoying Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Do you like our favourite words and phrases? We have been taking part in daily karakia and waiata along with many other activities via Seesaw during distance learning.

Nirelle

Year 3 Hui for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori - Part 1 During our hui, we enjoyed sharing a karakia, singing waitata, listening to pakiwaitara, and playing haimona kupu.

Nirelle

Our Year 2 whanau came together over Zoom and sang some Māori waiata and then shared a sign in te reo Māori they had made.

Paula
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We have 568 ākonga at our kura and all of them sang the Māori National Anthem with the Haka at midday, followed by a kōrero with the person beside them and then immersed themselves for the afternoon and the remainder of the week in Te Reo Māori rauemi that I had put together. There was the Waiata Anthems played during lunch eating time and then a reading of Ngā Wīra o Te Pahi (The wheels on the bus) in our whare pukapuka (Library). All students for PE this week have tried some traditional Māori kēmu such as Kia Tekau, Don't stop the poi & Mauī/Matau. We have been loving Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori at Milford Kura!

Louise

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Because it is a beautiful language and is fun to learn

Louise
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