Sunday, 9 April 2017
WALT: Use the BASIC RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC in different kinds of songs, we are also learning to understand what the beats are on a bar line.
In our class we have been learning music with our teacher Matua Hemera.
He has taught us the BASIC RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC and how to read their symbols
WALT: Recognize and use a metaphors and a Similes in our poem writing.
This is a slide presentation on what our class is using. we are using our language Tools in our writing
This has been proudly made by Tumanako and Charlee.
Charlee and I made this with MANA and AROHA
In our class we are learning about gardens and what things you can ues in them...
WALT: know how things work in a garden and what you can use while your in them.
Organic sustainable garden
No man made soil and fertilizer
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Marigold
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compost
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Companion planting
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Manure
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Long purple lupins
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Feeding your compost
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manure/compost to help your garden
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This plant is one that you can put into your garden and it will attract all of the bees into harvest your gardens.
This plant will also attract the bees but it will also give you nitrogen(the toxic one) if you cut it round about at the bottom while it is still growing you will be able to get a bit of the nitrogen.
Thursday, 16 March 2017
WALT work as a group to make better presiontastions. We read a book called TOKU KUIA. I made this using the Maori dictionary and the book.
MAORI ENGLISH
Nāna
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belonging to him or her, his, hers, of his, of hers - used in this way when the possessor had control of the relationship or was/is dominant, active or superior to what was/is possessed.
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Poke
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speargrass, Aciphylla squarrosa and Aciphylla colensoi - plants which provided an exudation used as a scent. The plants have a tuft of spear-like leaves, each up to 1 m long, and a large flower-stalk up to 2 m high, the head of which is covered with long sharp spikes.
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Arahi
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to lead, escort, conduct, drive.
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Teaki
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to guard, keep
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Paraoa Rewana
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bread made with potato yeast, leaven, yeast - a substance added to dough to make it ferment and rise.
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I.A.L.T: read maori words and say them so that I understand.
Tense markers
I (past tense)
Ka ( Future tense)
E kupumahi ana pronoun ( Present tense)
Haere
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I au ahau
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hikoi
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You koe
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Oma
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Ia he/she
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Noho
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Mawa me+person
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Peke
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Kourua you+1
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Mahi
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Raua those two
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hianga
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Taua us two
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titiro
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Matou me+2 people
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Kautou
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Kautou you+2 people
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Ratu
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Ratau you3+
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Tatou katoua
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Tatou all of us
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IALT work with other people in different subjects to help me in my learning
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By Hurileigh & Tumanako
GREET
- Hello, This is a great piece of writing.
- Hi that is some great work of how Donald trump present
- Hi my name is Tumanako and I am a year 8 from Tautoro School.
APPRAISE
- I like this piece of writing, It is so amazing.
- I like how you're doing a writing of how Maui got his fish hook from Tamatoa.
- I like how you are using Time Words in this piece of writing.
FEED FORWARD
- I like that you did this in your writing but what you can do to help make this a better piece of writing is that you can add a statement at the start or your presentation to make it a bit more better.
- I love the way that you have set out your document and on how you made everything sound nicely put out if you have made a mistake you should fix the way you have set it out instead of making a longer version
- I really like the way you have put this writing introduction in and made it with your own words and in your own way. It is an excellent part that you have made into a long story, I like it alot.aq
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This is my story that I have been reading (I will keep on updating this)
DATE: 14:03:2017
NAME OF BOOK: Return to deltora
AUTHOR: Emily Rodda
HOW MANY PAGES I HAVE READ TODAY: 5 pages
A brief synopsis of what I read
The main characters of the book are Barda, Lief and Jasmine. The Belt is what they are looking for but the hardest part of the journey is yet to come. They need to find the heir of Adin, the true heir to Deltora's throne. Lief's father tells him that they would find the heir with the Belt, as it will show the way to where you need to go, but the Belt wouldn’t show them the way and will give no sign of recognition of the heir. The seven tribe members are Lief of Del for the topaz, Manus of the Ralad people for the ruby, Steven of the Plains people for the opal, Fardeep of the Mere for the lapis lazuli, Gla-Thon of the Dread Gnomes for the emerald, Zeean of Tora for the amethyst, and Glock of the Jalis for the diamond. They also know that they need to recruit a member of each of the seven tribes as well.
In addition to this, they now need to awaken the Belt's hidden powers and find the heir to the throne of Deltora.
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