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Whāraurau

Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland
wharaurau.org.nz

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Whāraurau is a national workforce development centre for Infant, Child and Adolescent Mental Health at the University of Auckland. We provide national training and workforce development events within the child and adolescent mental health sector.

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Kia ora e te whānau o Whāraurau! :D

Te Aroha

Kahoot quiz for Māori words

Courtney

I had to do some searching for rorohiko. I found out that roro means brain, and hiko means electricity so computer is like an electric brain :) I really liked how this is described in the language.

Sophia

What did we do with our moment?? After starting the day with some gentle Waiata Māori Anthems: • Te Utu o Te Aroha, Louis Baker • Aho / Beams, Anna Coddington We moved with Hikitia te Hā (https://www. youtube. com/watch?v=VVAiH1eawno) Then at 12:00 We practiced pronunciation: whakarongo / pānui / kōrero / waiata A ha ka ma: We learnt a kaikōhau – an expression of hope in te reo Māori: whakarongo / titiro / pānui / kōrero Nau mai ngā hua Nau mai ngā pai Nau mai kia nui Kia hāwere ai Welcome all things that have grown Welcome all things that are good May they be plentiful and abundant We listened to a karakia: whakarongo Aio ki te aorangi, written by Kahurangi (Dame) Rose Rangimarie Turuki Pere Kia tau te rangimarie May peace prevail Aio ki te Aorangi Aroha ki te aorangi Koa ki te aorangi Pono ki te aorangi Kia tau te kahukura Te wairua kore here te kawe i te tika me te pono We listened to a waiata and sang along: whakarongo / pānui / waiata Six60: Pepeha

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