Maori Weather Animation - Scratch

 

                     

Kia Ora Bloggers! Do you know how to say the weather in Maori?

On Fridays in the mornings, there is a leader that comes in and he is our Kapa Haka teacher, but this week we didn't have Kapa Haka so the people that do Kapa Haka stayed behind at the hub and did what everyone else does when we are at Kapa Haka. Our task was to make an animation on scratch on the weather in Maori, for the weathers I chose wera, hot and hukapapa, snowy. The scratch was quite fun to make but it was a little bit confusing for the voices but I managed to fix it. 

Have you ever used scratch before? Do you know how to say rainy in Maori?

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Consider... A day at the Basketball court

 

Kai Ora Bloggers!

This is another Wednesday task and a part of K.O.S ( Keeping Ourselves Safe ). This task was, we got a piece of paper with a black and white comic that had one spot missing, we had to figure out what was happening in the comic then figure out what would happen in the last space, after that we had to draw in the people and what would happen I also added some writing of what they would have said, after that we were allowed to color in and be creative with the designs. This is my finished product as a photo. 

What would you have done if you were in this situation? 

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My Pepeha

 

                      

Kia Ora Bloggers!

Some of our work from the past week has been to write a Pepeha, a Pepeha is basically a speech about you, your family, mountain, river and your people/ ancestors Everyones Pepeha is different here is mine. There is also a video of my Pepeha on the last slide with photos and recording of me saying it. This was pretty easy to do because I have done a Pepeha before but I haven't done a video before so this was pretty fun. 

Do you know your Pepeha? What is your Mountain or River?

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The British's POV on The Treaty of Waitangi

 

Kia Ora Bloggers! 

This is another inquiry task that I have completed this week and it is The British POV ( Point Of View ) on the treaty of Waitangi. Our task was to write a script of their pov and then put your words into an app called voki, how voki works is you get 600 characters to write with and you can write something and then you copy and paste it into voki, you can also add a person, customize them and add in a background. This was kind of tricky to work out at first but once I got the hang of it it was pretty easy to write. 

Have you ever used voki? Do you know any other fun facts about The treaty of Waitangi?

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