Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Kids' Expo- Victory Primary, 2009
Check out these photos of some of Te Pouahi students checking out the animation projects that our Tuakana animation team have been working on!
Mauriora whānau!
nā Karama, Kayzian, Analijia
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
Parihaka Presentations
These drawings are from a memory.
We were asked to think of a memory that we enjoyed, and then we were given the medium of paint and pastel.
Nā Ra, Te Ngahuru and Tane.
photos of mahi
This mahi is based on our study about Parihaka. Did you know that it was one of the worst acts against Human rights in our country?
Here are some photos of our mahi that we have completed in our class.
Kei konei etahi mahi i whakaoti ai matou i roto i a matou akomanga.
Titiro!
Na Abel, Neihana, Anne
Saturday, 7 November 2009
Clean up, Whakatika te awa!
Earlier this term, 3 of our class mates, Abel, David and Kawhia visited the Mayor. Last term we invited him to our school. The boys wrote a letter to him asking if we could be responsible for cleaning up the stream by our school. We did our topic study for the term on Stream life and preservation of life in the stream and were lucky enough to go Electric fishing with Martin Rutledge and his team.
We will be meeting with reps from Nelmac and will have our photo and a story for the paper soon.
Check out the photos of the boys when they went to visit the Mayor! Kawhia bought nets for us in all colours thanks to the Mayor!
We will be meeting with reps from Nelmac and will have our photo and a story for the paper soon.
Check out the photos of the boys when they went to visit the Mayor! Kawhia bought nets for us in all colours thanks to the Mayor!
Friday, 6 November 2009
Parihaka
Kiaora whanau
Yesterday the 5th of November we celebrated, shared,and presented on our understanding of Parihaka. This has been one of the areas we have studied. We have listened, learnt and watched snippets from YouTube, and archived material from the National Library.
Here are some photos of the work we did, and also our passive resistance where we lined up like fence posts and fell one by one when the soldiers walked past us, then we got back up again.
We also made the raukura with our bodies- the raukura representing, Glory to God, Peace on Earth, Good will to all mankind.
Nā Karama, Anne, Ra.
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