Whare Tapa Wha is about the four dimensions of Hauora and how they work together. In this activity I participated well because I helped make the house and I wrote down the information about the four dimensions.It was challenging trying to make the house but I coped by being resilient and the whole team worked well together. Next time I will think things through before trying them.
Tuesday, 12 February 2019
Friday, 8 February 2019
Definitions
This is a slideshow about the the definitions to some words.
English Work
This year for English we have been learning about Critical Literacy. For this topic we have been learning how to question things instead of believing everything we have been told. During this process we have watched some videos and played some games to learn more about Critical Literacy. This is one of the games.Critical Literacy Game. This game is useful for this topic and it's quite fun to play.
Wednesday, 21 November 2018
Monday, 19 November 2018
Passion Projects
Today we have been working on our Passion Projects, Tamani, Tyler and I were making the posters to hand out to family's while William, Brielle and Ian were making forms or something. Our Passion Project is sports for family's.
I have learnt/done so far is how to make poster.
We have started our work and we are going good.
I have learnt/done so far is how to make poster.
We have started our work and we are going good.
Thursday, 15 November 2018
Passion Projects
This week we have been working on Passion Projects, I am in the Community Sports group. My group and I are working on Sports fundraising. This is what we have.
- Basketball tournament donates a can of food and gives the can of food to charity.
- Basketball tournament donates clothes that are too big or small for you.
- Basketball tournament donates money to play the tournament. $1.50 to enter
- Do a sprint to donate stuff to your favourite charity.
S.W.O.T. Analysis
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Wednesday, 14 November 2018
Find It- Marae Visit
Ngati Moki Marae
Here is a list of expectations that you should follow.
- Sit on the floor instead of a table
- Take off your shoes in the whare
- To make it tidy, eat outside the whare
- Laying down on a mattress is better than standing or jumping
- Be responsible for your belongings and keep your area tidy
- Respect the elders
- Walk around people to try avoiding walking over their legs
- If someone asks to save a seat, give it to someone else
- Wash your hands after you leave a cemetery
- Say grace before eating
- Instead of passing food over someone’s head, stand up and give it to the person
- When your in the whare walk
The proper name for whare is called wharenui, people just say whare for short.
A powhiri is a welcoming ceremony where people talk, dance, sing and at the end they're is a hongi.
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