Titiro ki tenei whakaahua ataahua!
Here is an awesome picture of our blogging team, taken by Whaea Carly. Thanks to her and to Whaea Trina for putting the photo in our publishing folder!
Ka rawe ne koutou??!!
Thursday, 26 February 2009
Te Pouahi 15- Nga Kairorohiko
Titiro ki tenei whakaahua ataahua!
Here is an awesome picture of our blogging team, taken by Whaea Carly. Thanks to her and to Whaea Trina for putting the photo in our publishing folder!
Ka rawe ne koutou??!!
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Traditional Whare
This Whare is like the ones we have been learning about. Did you know that some Maori whanau back in the old days had more than one whare? And that most of their whare were old? Once the British had their modern houses, housing for Maori changed too.
mahi, mahi, mahi!
Kiaora ano Whanau
Tino kaha matou ki te akonga a matou nei mahi, me nga mahi o a matou Tupuna. Tata matou ki te mutunga o a matou mahi mo Te Tiriti o Waitangi, a, e mohio ana matou kei te korero matou ki a matou whanau mo nga mea i akona e matou.
This week we continued to work on our past/present presentations, we are excited about what we are learning and what we will be sharing. Once our profile photo is completed it will be on our blog, exciting!
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
hard at work
Ko enei tamariki e piki ana ki runga mo a ratou mohiotanga i nga rorohiko. Kei te mahi ratou nga mahi mo te Tiriti (Tohu nui) o Waitangi. These tamariki are expressing their knowledge with computers. They are currently working on their Heritage presentations and these encompass their understandings of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Our Class Treaty
We, the students of Te Pouahi 15; agree to these rights and responsibilities:
• To learn, listen and be on task
• To help and aide others inside and outside of the classroom
• To be safe, responsible, no bullying
• To empower others and ourselves
• To be happy and co operative
• To be kind and good role models
• To talk, understand and share in English and Maori.
Signed this day February 3rd, 2009
Ko matou nga tauira o te akomanga Tekau ma rima, e whakaae ana matou ki enei korero:
• Ki te akona nga mahi, ki te whakarongo me mahi anake.
• Ki te awhina etahi atu tangata ki roto me ki waho o te akomanga
• Ki te mahi noa, ehara te mahi whakararo tangata
• Ki te whaka kaha etahi atu tangata me matou hoki
• Ki te noho menemene, pai hoki
• Ki te mahi aroha i nga wa katoa, ki te arahi nga tamariki i Whanau o Te Pouahi
• Ki te korero, ki te Marama me hoatu nga taonga o nga reo e rua.
• To learn, listen and be on task
• To help and aide others inside and outside of the classroom
• To be safe, responsible, no bullying
• To empower others and ourselves
• To be happy and co operative
• To be kind and good role models
• To talk, understand and share in English and Maori.
Signed this day February 3rd, 2009
Ko matou nga tauira o te akomanga Tekau ma rima, e whakaae ana matou ki enei korero:
• Ki te akona nga mahi, ki te whakarongo me mahi anake.
• Ki te awhina etahi atu tangata ki roto me ki waho o te akomanga
• Ki te mahi noa, ehara te mahi whakararo tangata
• Ki te whaka kaha etahi atu tangata me matou hoki
• Ki te noho menemene, pai hoki
• Ki te mahi aroha i nga wa katoa, ki te arahi nga tamariki i Whanau o Te Pouahi
• Ki te korero, ki te Marama me hoatu nga taonga o nga reo e rua.
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
Blogging team
We have agreed to our job descriptions (yes, Whaea said we needed them!)
The blogging team this week are Rosa, Abel, Lucy and Miro. We decide which work we will pulish onto our blog, and then we decide what order we want to put it. We are taking our job very seriously because we are excited to be able to do this. We are working well with our Interacive Whiteboard too, loving being able to create a page, write up our research questions and be appreciated as a class!
The blogging team this week are Rosa, Abel, Lucy and Miro. We decide which work we will pulish onto our blog, and then we decide what order we want to put it. We are taking our job very seriously because we are excited to be able to do this. We are working well with our Interacive Whiteboard too, loving being able to create a page, write up our research questions and be appreciated as a class!
Monday, 16 February 2009
IWB- Interactive Whiteboard
We have an interactive whiteboard in our classroom and we have been using it to post our thoughts about the Treaty of Waitangi.
We also have been using it to look at our classmates writing and edit work together. We think this is cool because we get to be teachers and we are getting better at not being shy to do this stuff.
posted by Karama, Kawhia and Neihana
We also have been using it to look at our classmates writing and edit work together. We think this is cool because we get to be teachers and we are getting better at not being shy to do this stuff.
posted by Karama, Kawhia and Neihana
He aha nga mea wera..what's hot??
Well, what can we say..
we have had 3 people who have been lucky enough to be our "Whetu o te Wiki"- Stars of the Week..they were Lucy Davies, David de Thierry and Abel Johnston.
Our class this year consists of Year 5 and 6 students, and we are lucky enough to have 3 classes in our syndicate. Our Syndicate is Te Pouahi- we are a bi lingual unit who is passionate about learning!
This term we are involved in swimming, music, drama, Suter visits, Life education Van to name a few. Over the next few weeks, groups of students will be uploading mahi from our akomanga for yout to look at.
We are currently studying the Treaty of Waitangi and are having lots of fun researching key people who are part of our history.
We are also learning to be SMART!
Achieved your goal? Reward yourself for your hard work!
we have had 3 people who have been lucky enough to be our "Whetu o te Wiki"- Stars of the Week..they were Lucy Davies, David de Thierry and Abel Johnston.
Our class this year consists of Year 5 and 6 students, and we are lucky enough to have 3 classes in our syndicate. Our Syndicate is Te Pouahi- we are a bi lingual unit who is passionate about learning!
This term we are involved in swimming, music, drama, Suter visits, Life education Van to name a few. Over the next few weeks, groups of students will be uploading mahi from our akomanga for yout to look at.
We are currently studying the Treaty of Waitangi and are having lots of fun researching key people who are part of our history.
We are also learning to be SMART!
Achieved your goal? Reward yourself for your hard work!
2009
Kiaora Koutou katoa
nau mai, hoki mai ki tenei wahanga Kotahi o te tau Rua mano ma iwa!
Kei a matou e toru nga akomanga, he pai te oranga o te Whanau o Te Pouahi!
Titiro mai, whakarongo mai!
Mauri ora
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