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Monday, 3 July 2017

WALT: Read my mihi in front of the green screen. Next term I should be saying it off by heart.



te reo maori

this is my Matariki poster

This is our skit for our movie.

Skit

Amira Charlee Kaya Wai: [Playing patter tennis]
Lloyd, Aj, Jonas: [They tell the girls the good news]

Lloyd, AJ, Jonas: Kia ora nga hoa, haere mai e koutou ma.

Amira :   Taihoa Lloyd, E panui puka puka ana matau
Wait Lloyd, we’re playing a game now

Charlee,Wai: Ae Taihoa
Yes Wait.

The girls finish reading their book and walk over to the boys

Kaya:   He aha to hiahia?
What do you want?

Lloyd:                                               E haere ana tatou ki Whangarei
                                                          We're going to Whangarei.

Wai                                                    Ae, a hair?
                                                          Yeah when?

Aj: E haere ana tatou a te ono o Hongongoi
We are going on the 6th of July

Charlee:                                           Hair  aha te take car haere tatou key Whangarei?
                                                         Why are we going to Whangarei
Aj: Na te mea ka toa  matou te whakataetae
Because we won the competition

Kaya:                                               E aha ana matou ki Whangarei?
            What are we doing in Whangarei?

Lloyd:                                           (As Lloyd speaks he is pointing to each of his fingers)
                                                          E haere ana tatou ki te puna wai  me te matakitaki ki nga
pikitia, me te kai  pizza, me te takaaro ki te waahi takaro.
A, ka mutu tena, ka hoki mai tatou ki te kainga.
We Are going to the Whangarei pools, the movies and having pizza in the park. Then we are going home.


Jonas: E matakitaki ana matou ki te aha i te whare pikitia?
Meaning: What are we watching at the movies

Amira: E matakitaki ana tatou te pikitia ko Te Pepi Pohe
Meaning: we are watching boss baby

Aj: Noku, ka mau atu ki nga kakahu hopu mau


Amira: Me haere tatou ki te kai.
Meaning:  Let’s eat some food guys
The boys and girls go and eat next to Hurileigh
Hurileigh :E aha ana tatou? (Hurileigh looks side to side at all of her friends)
Meaning: What are we doing.

Charlee:  E haere ana tatou ki Whangarei
We are all going to Whangarei.

Amira:  
Ae, na te mea kua toa ta matou tiima i te whakataetae.
Yes! Because our team are winners of the co\\ mpetition.

Kaya: E kore ano au e tatari mo te haere ki Whangarei.
           I can’t wait to go to Whangarei.
Everyone: MAURI ORA!

the loudest motorbike ever.

WALT: recount a moment in time.

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  1. Sequence events
  2. Use language tools to describe events, actions, places and feelings.

Planning:
Riding the motor.
Loud as hell
Riding all day
Toko and his brother coming over

The loudest motor bike I have ever heard.

One saturday morning in the holiday my brothers and I were riding the motorbike.

It was my turn, I started the bike. I yelled to my brother, “I can’t hear, it is so loud! I can’t focus!” I had a breather then I took off. I just concentrated on the road. Then I was confident.

After that, Toko and his brothers came to my house. It was so funny when Toko had a ride because he kept stalling the bike. Then when Te Kaha had a ride, he was shaking.

When Te Kaha, had his next ride he went down the road to my uncle’s driveway.
He was riding my brothers 200.

My big brother and I went for a ride on the 200 when Te Kaha got back. We went up the bush and did some skids. We went back to the house because I was running out of gas.

The day went darker, every second we could we rode till dark.


It was a long day, filled with fun. The funniest moment was Toko stalling the bike five times and Te Kaha being scared to fall off in front of us.

Here is my technology

This is what i have been work on a post around constellations

we were reading he kamura au



what i found challenging? what i found challenging was pronouncing the new words.
how much did i understand? not that much.

WALT: inform an audience on how to make a manu tukutuku

here is my anzac timeline that i did with a partner

WALT: use the patai (kohea nga ara mai i te ... ki te