Bucklands Beach Primary school

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Bucklands Beach Primary School (Tāmaki Makaurau) Year 6 ākonga in Room 19 participated by attending (live online) te Petihana Reo Māori 50th Anniversary.

Kris

This week students chose to either make kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks, make poi from the resources they have at home or do some craft activities focused on koru patterns, tiki and/or Muri Paraoa. Some students have also been taking part in online Kapa Haka lessons from youtube.

A

Room 14 continued to enjoy sharing the Karakia to start our day, each day it was led by a different student. We also read about myths and legends, then wrote our own.

Jacinta

My New Entrant class are learning the days of the week, months of the year, numbers to 10 and writing about sea creatures in Te Reo Māori.

Dan

Room 1 used traditional Maori measurements( Inenga) to measure items around our house.

Jillian

Room 4 have been practising and learning using the Toku Reo site, the slide 'Nga Tohu o Tawhirimatea' and we did a kahoot to check our learning. Kapai to mahi Ruma Wha! ! !

Robyn

Ruma tekau mā rua read the story of Māui me te Rā. I panuihia e mātou tetahi korero mo Māui me te Rā.

Debbie

Room 5 is a brand new New Entrant class which started during lockdown and we celebrated by singing waiata while keeping the rhythm with the ti rakau we made, reading Maori myths and creating taniwhas.

Margie

Room 17 have been using Te Reo in their online learning this week. They kōrero with each other about their feelings, practice the Karakia and Waiata, using macrons when writing Te Reo words and have have access to different creative activities such as making poi & kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks.

Sam

Room 16 made rakau sticks online using whatever materials they had, magazines, newspapers, paper towel rolls etc. We watched a you tube clip with the waiata E Papa Waiari which showed children using rakau sticks. We are now creating a class video with each child demonstrating their skills.

Marlene

Room 16 made rakau sticks online using a variety of materials, some used newspaper, magazines, paper towel rolls etc. We then listened to the waiata E Papa Waiari and watched a youtube clip of how to use rakau sticks. The children are now sending me videos of their actions and I will link them altogether. We have all caught a rakau stick from the left and thrown to the right so it will look like we are passing to each other (hopefully).

Marlene

I did a Te Reo Kahoot with my class and they loved it. My children also did a video with their family of them singing a Waiata. I teach Year 1.

Delwyn

As a class we did different Waiata: Kanikani (dance) brain breaks. My class really enjoyed our Te Reo Shape Scavenger Hunt that we did together over our online meeting.

Annie

My 5 and 6 year olds were given a song each day to listen and sing a long to - each day was a different theme - farm animals, shapes, numbers, colours - depending on the theme for the day. They were also given opportunities to make flashcards and games using key Te Reo words.

Anna

Hi - I'm the Junior Team Leader at BBPS. I have enjoyed spending time online during the lockdown with each class in the Junior School at Bucklands Beach Primary School. I always share the Te reo 'days of the week' song - the children LOVE IT! ! We all have a good dance and sing along together :-) 'Merge NZ & Anika Moa - Nga Ra O Te Wiki in NZSL'

Sarah

Tena koutou katoa, my junior class enjoyed singing different waiata, they kōrero with each other about their feelings and they enjoyed listening to some te reo Māori stories.

Liz

Kia Ora, Room 2 children from Bucklands Beach Primary school have been listening to stories, learning new kupu and at 12 noon today we took part in kapa haka for kids.

Lorna

I was practising my reo for tonight's lesson while waiting for my vaccination.

Kelly

The students of Room 19 at Bucklands Beach Primary School all got together on a Google Meet (we're in Auckland and at home! ) to sing Purea Nei together. We thought singing a waiata together about letting go of worry was apt.

Kris

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The students of Room 19 at Bucklands Beach Primary School all got together on a Google Meet (we're in Auckland and at home!) to sing Purea Nei together. We thought singing a waiata together about letting go of worry was apt.

Bucklands Beach Primary school

Activities

Bucklands Beach Primary School (Tāmaki Makaurau) Year 6 ākonga in Room 19 participated by attending (live online) te Petihana Reo Māori 50th Anniversary.

Kris

This week students chose to either make kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks, make poi from the resources they have at home or do some craft activities focused on koru patterns, tiki and/or Muri Paraoa. Some students have also been taking part in online Kapa Haka lessons from youtube.

A

Room 14 continued to enjoy sharing the Karakia to start our day, each day it was led by a different student. We also read about myths and legends, then wrote our own.

Jacinta

My New Entrant class are learning the days of the week, months of the year, numbers to 10 and writing about sea creatures in Te Reo Māori.

Dan

Room 1 used traditional Maori measurements( Inenga) to measure items around our house.

Jillian

Room 4 have been practising and learning using the Toku Reo site, the slide 'Nga Tohu o Tawhirimatea' and we did a kahoot to check our learning. Kapai to mahi Ruma Wha! ! !

Robyn

Ruma tekau mā rua read the story of Māui me te Rā. I panuihia e mātou tetahi korero mo Māui me te Rā.

Debbie

Room 5 is a brand new New Entrant class which started during lockdown and we celebrated by singing waiata while keeping the rhythm with the ti rakau we made, reading Maori myths and creating taniwhas.

Margie

Room 17 have been using Te Reo in their online learning this week. They kōrero with each other about their feelings, practice the Karakia and Waiata, using macrons when writing Te Reo words and have have access to different creative activities such as making poi & kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks.

Sam

Room 16 made rakau sticks online using whatever materials they had, magazines, newspapers, paper towel rolls etc. We watched a you tube clip with the waiata E Papa Waiari which showed children using rakau sticks. We are now creating a class video with each child demonstrating their skills.

Marlene

Marlene

I did a Te Reo Kahoot with my class and they loved it. My children also did a video with their family of them singing a Waiata. I teach Year 1.

Delwyn

As a class we did different Waiata: Kanikani (dance) brain breaks. My class really enjoyed our Te Reo Shape Scavenger Hunt that we did together over our online meeting.

Annie

My 5 and 6 year olds were given a song each day to listen and sing a long to - each day was a different theme - farm animals, shapes, numbers, colours - depending on the theme for the day. They were also given opportunities to make flashcards and games using key Te Reo words.

Anna

Sarah

Tena koutou katoa, my junior class enjoyed singing different waiata, they kōrero with each other about their feelings and they enjoyed listening to some te reo Māori stories.

Liz

Kia Ora, Room 2 children from Bucklands Beach Primary school have been listening to stories, learning new kupu and at 12 noon today we took part in kapa haka for kids.

Lorna

I was practising my reo for tonight's lesson while waiting for my vaccination.

Kelly

The students of Room 19 at Bucklands Beach Primary School all got together on a Google Meet (we're in Auckland and at home! ) to sing Purea Nei together. We thought singing a waiata together about letting go of worry was apt.

Kris

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Bucklands Beach Primary school

Activities

Bucklands Beach Primary School (Tāmaki Makaurau) Year 6 ākonga in Room 19 participated by attending (live online) te Petihana Reo Māori 50th Anniversary.

Kris

This week students chose to either make kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks, make poi from the resources they have at home or do some craft activities focused on koru patterns, tiki and/or Muri Paraoa. Some students have also been taking part in online Kapa Haka lessons from youtube.

A

Room 14 continued to enjoy sharing the Karakia to start our day, each day it was led by a different student. We also read about myths and legends, then wrote our own.

Jacinta

My New Entrant class are learning the days of the week, months of the year, numbers to 10 and writing about sea creatures in Te Reo Māori.

Dan

Room 1 used traditional Maori measurements( Inenga) to measure items around our house.

Jillian

Room 4 have been practising and learning using the Toku Reo site, the slide 'Nga Tohu o Tawhirimatea' and we did a kahoot to check our learning. Kapai to mahi Ruma Wha! ! !

Robyn

Ruma tekau mā rua read the story of Māui me te Rā. I panuihia e mātou tetahi korero mo Māui me te Rā.

Debbie

Room 5 is a brand new New Entrant class which started during lockdown and we celebrated by singing waiata while keeping the rhythm with the ti rakau we made, reading Maori myths and creating taniwhas.

Margie

Room 17 have been using Te Reo in their online learning this week. They kōrero with each other about their feelings, practice the Karakia and Waiata, using macrons when writing Te Reo words and have have access to different creative activities such as making poi & kowhaiwhai pattern bookmarks.

Sam

Room 16 made rakau sticks online using whatever materials they had, magazines, newspapers, paper towel rolls etc. We watched a you tube clip with the waiata E Papa Waiari which showed children using rakau sticks. We are now creating a class video with each child demonstrating their skills.

Marlene

Marlene

I did a Te Reo Kahoot with my class and they loved it. My children also did a video with their family of them singing a Waiata. I teach Year 1.

Delwyn

As a class we did different Waiata: Kanikani (dance) brain breaks. My class really enjoyed our Te Reo Shape Scavenger Hunt that we did together over our online meeting.

Annie

My 5 and 6 year olds were given a song each day to listen and sing a long to - each day was a different theme - farm animals, shapes, numbers, colours - depending on the theme for the day. They were also given opportunities to make flashcards and games using key Te Reo words.

Anna

Sarah

Tena koutou katoa, my junior class enjoyed singing different waiata, they kōrero with each other about their feelings and they enjoyed listening to some te reo Māori stories.

Liz

Kia Ora, Room 2 children from Bucklands Beach Primary school have been listening to stories, learning new kupu and at 12 noon today we took part in kapa haka for kids.

Lorna

I was practising my reo for tonight's lesson while waiting for my vaccination.

Kelly

The students of Room 19 at Bucklands Beach Primary School all got together on a Google Meet (we're in Auckland and at home! ) to sing Purea Nei together. We thought singing a waiata together about letting go of worry was apt.

Kris

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