Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Week 3

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We will be having a busy week next week so we are uploading our posts in case we don't get to do it then :)
The animation team have completed their animations, yay...and they will upload in the next few weeks.
We have been studying Parihaka- and celebrating who we are- we will have a sharing day on Thursday 5 November, and share our presentations about Parihaka.
It will be busy next week with Labour Monday and Teachers Only Day.
Don't forget to keep checking in!

Red Square Performance


Kiaora
Yesterday we went to the Red Square and performed 3 songs- Whaea Trina's " Anei ra, Our favourite "Kua rongo" and our song we have just learned which is known in other parts of the country- "Tai Aroha"
Matua Charlie came to play guitar for us, and we were happy with our performance.
Na Kayzian, Anne me Miro.

Monday, 19 October 2009

Me- Ko Au

Anei etahi atu korero e pa ana ki a matou, ara, Ko Au.
Here are some more poems about ME, Ko AU.

Te Ngahuru
Creative, adventure given, generous, helpful.
Starting to find ways to achieve goals.
Drawing, spend money, find undiscovered things.
My family help each other by sharing and caring.
Stands up for himself.
I am willing to help others in need.
I can draw really well and create friendships.
I see myself doing great things in the future.
Te Ngahuru that's me!

Miro
Fun, friendly, happy, female.
School is awesome, I enjoy it a lot.
Life: I read..and read.. and listen to music.. and play with my friends.
Family- Mum- generous, Dad- fun, Sister- annoying.
My teacher is funny, pretty, dependable, smart, nice.
I am: an 11 year old girl with long honey blonde hair and blue-grey eyes.
I can read, write, play, laugh and many other things.
I see blue skies, beds to sleep in.

Kawhia
Action- lots of hair, good at sports, wrestling freak.
awesome great teacher.
I like to play sports, and play with friends.
We have good and bad times.
My teacher is generous, funny, a great team leader.
I am awesome and funny and handsome!
I can play sports, and do dangerous things.
I see my friends, teachers and whanau.
Kawhia, that is me!

Analijia
Fun, funny, happy, cool.
I like school.
I like to read.
I have a big family.
My friend is nice, kind, awesome.
I am nine years old.
I see lots of people.
Analijia, that is me!

Neihana
Funny, awesome, involved, fast.
I like school because I get to play.
I go to the park with my friend and I play golf.
I think that my family makes me feel safe, inside and out.
My teacher Whaea Trina- funny, nice, awesome, a good teacher, fair.
I am a good friend of Kayzian.
I can change my behaviour.
I see myself as a nice, responsible man.
Neihana, that is me!

David
humorous haka freak!
adventurous, funny.
School is cool because I get to play Basketball.
I live in a house and play with my friend in town.
My family is cool,caring,honest,loving.
I am a boy- I can be happy, sad, angry, mad.
I can be a friend and kind and loving also.
I see true friends that can help me, love me, care for me and also be a part of my family.
David, that is me!

Ra
Lego freak, homework hater, LOVES drawing.
I love all of school!
In my life I PLAY lots.
A very interesting family.
My friend is artistic, funny, silly and a good friend.
I am sneaky.
I can read lots.
I see a room with interesting people, each unique in each way.
Ra, that is me!

Anne
Annoying, angry, lonely, happy.
I feel happy about school.
I draw things, I eat, I think.
Sometimes happy, sometimes sad, sometimes angry.
My family is like the weather, always changing.
I like my teacher because she is proud of what she does.
She leads us like a mother bird teaching us to fly.
I am Anne, my star is Aquarius.
I am like the water I pour.
My stone is garnet, I am dark and a little gloomy.
I can leap, live, love and die.
I see dragons, adventurous stories, words, pictures, a mystical world.
Anne, that is me!

Thursday, 15 October 2009

Te Wahanga Tuawha

Tena kotou katoa!
Nau mai hoki mai ki te wahanga tuawha, te wahanga whakamutunga mo nga tau ono.
Welcome back to Term 4 everyone, and what a busy one at that!
We are looking forward to this term, Mask Parade, Red Square, Museum visits, the list goes on!
Later in the year we will be going to Bridge Valley, a nice way to finish our year.
So sit back, relax and come with us on our learning journey for Term 4!

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Summer- Raumati

Ānei ētahi ō ngā rotarota mō te wāhanga ō Raumati- Poems all about Summer. We were asked to write feeling poems about Summer- visualise and capture the moment by writing what we saw.

When it's Summer

When it's Summer, the Earth is calm, the sky is warm.
the birds are singing melodious tunes.
The trees are bold, the grass is firm.
I lie and rest as if I am in heaven.
the rest of life.

In Summer I see the flowers grow.
The blue sky and the sound of orchestras singing the tune to a lovely morning.
I see kids playing in various ways.
lying in the humble sun.

Nā David


When it's Summer

When it's Summer I race down to the water.
The sun in my eyes.
I feel the cool refreshing water lap over my body.
Rushing waves and gulls, the boat swishing.
the sand trickling through my wet fingers.
I feel the sand crushing under my feet.
Th waves rushing along the shore to get me.
I'm on the beach breathing in a sigh.
I smell the salty sea.

Nā Anne

When it's Summer

When it's Summer my body gets dragged to the beach.
My body starts to feel the warmth that's in the sand.
When it's Summer my body gets warm and I smell the beach, I smell the ocean that connects to the salt.
The sun hits me and warms me up.
I go into the water and get that tingly feeling
I dive under the water and emerge with blood shocked eyes.
I go from the water and lie on the sand where the warmth soothes me again.

Nā Kayzian

When it's Summer

When it's Summer I can feel the breeze of the wind twirling past my face.
The sun and I jogging as the sand sticks to my feet.
I see the birds flying high with the marine blue sky.
The one thing to do is to watch out for waves.
The waves will wash you back to sand and you will need a helping hand.

Nā Te Ngahuru.

When it's Summer

When it's Summer feel the sand sinking my feet.
I smell the sea as I slowly walk towards the water.
It slowly touches my feet.
When I feel Summer it's sunshine and I walk closely to the sea water.
It drifts closer to me, it ebbs faster and faster then comes back to me, drifting me forward, backwards, forwards.
When it's Summer it's hOT.
When it's Summer it's BOILING.
When it's Summer it's AWESOME.
Summer.

Nā Heidi

When it's Summer

When it's Summer the hot sun beats down on the shining sand.
Gulls cries pierce the sky.
Golden tans and thundering heats,
swirling water splashes the sand.
Dripping ice creams galvanise those around to get one.
Droplets of water bashing rocks.
I float lifelessly over the waves as if I am a piece of white foam.
I glide towards the shore.

Nā Rosa

When it's Summer

When it's Summer and the winds blow calmly, I lie down on the soft grass.
I run around with the gentle rays beaming, I feel the happiness and joy all around.
I see the bright trees and simmering bushes. The great blue shines with the glowing white clouds, shows the great day.
Oh Summer, it rocks!

Nā Abel

When it's Summer

When it's Summer, my baby cousin meets Earth.
She lies down and says, "Hello Nature"
Crawling around, talking around and falling.
When I see her she makes me laugh.
When she tries to talk she's funny.
KaniKani Lea Stacey.
She smiles everytime she sees me.

Nā Kawhia

When it's Summer

When it's Summer it's hot with a gentle summer breeze.
Sand tinkles throughmy feet as the wnd blows past just like when a car passes you, a swift gush of wind meets your body.
I see the waves lining up as I dive into the sea.
The fish come up, curious of me, like little kids going up to Mr Whippy, curious of their flavour for icecream.
I see coral and seaweed swaying in the deep.

Nā Ra

When it's Summer

When it's Summer I say goodbye to the joys of spring.
I say hello to the joys of summer.
In Summer I see the cold crisp water of the pool lapping over my feet.
The sun's shiny rays reflect off me and go into the water.
When Summer is over I welcome autumn, knowing Summer will come again.

Nā Analijia

When it's Summer

When it's Summer and the sun is shining bright in the blue sky.
The waves crash against the rocks.
I lie in the warm sand not worrying about anything.
I hear seagulls cry.
When the sea almost meets my feet I get up and wade into the water.
I wonder when I should stop and go back.
I am as calm as I make my way out of the water.
I lie back down on the sand, and smell the salty sea water.

Nā Lucy

When it's Summer

When it's Summer I like to smell the happiness in the air.
I like to start afresh, no being judged by anything or anyone.
The salty water makes me feel sad.
It makes me want to go home to my whānau who are far away.
I like the sway of the trees, the whisper of the wind on my skin.
I like to play and enjoy my youth.

Nā Karama

Friday, 2 October 2009

Kapahaka

Tēna tātou katoa!

Mauri ora whānau!!
Well, I have just returned from Annnual Meeting(NZEI- Te Whanganui a Tara) and thought I would do a posting on here for you to read.
First and foremost, well done to all of our Kapahaka tamariki, I was so, so proud of all of you. Ko te mea nui ki ahau, ko te wairua, ā, kei ā koutou katoa te wairua.
FAntastic placings too...
1st- Whaikōrero
1st equal- Kaitātaki tāne
2nd- Waiata tira (Choral)
3rd- Haka
3rd- Waiata-a-ringa
3rd- Poi
3rd- Uniformity

Fantastic effort and attitude throughout the whole day! And also a big ups to our Piipiwharauroa, where Max placed 3rd in the Whaikōrero!
Fantastic day, fantastic attitudes, awesome support, Mauri ora whānau!

We have also had ERO visit our kura, and we were extremely pleased with their feedback as well. Well done Te Pouahi, e āi kī ngā kōrero ō Neherā: Kōtahi te kohāo ō te ngira e kuhuna ai, he miro mā, he miro whero, he miro pango. (There is but one eye of the needle through which all threads must pass- we all need to move together in unison)

Ānei ētahi whakaahua mai te rā nui!!


















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