Ngā Pātai mō te wiki 11

Mai i te uranga mai o te rā ki te tōnga o te rā, ka whakamoetitia te ingoa o tō tātou Matua nui i te rangi. Ki a rātou kua hinga i te ringa kaha o aitua. Moe mai rā i tō koutou moengaroa. Kāti rā ko tātou te hunga ora e takahi te mata o te whenua, tēnā tātou katoa. Nau mai hoki mai aku ākonga o te reo. Kia mataara, kia mārama ki ngā mahi kua whakatakotoria ki mua i a koutou.

Tūhia ngā whakakorehanga mō ēnei rerenga kōrero.

Hei Tauira - Example
Kei te haere koutou? - Kāore koutou i te haere?
E haere ana ia. - Kāore ia e haere ana.

1. Kei te oma au.

2. Kei te haere rāua.

3. Kei te hikoi au ki te toa.

4. Kei te haere mātou āpōpō

5. Kei te taraiwa ia ki te moana.

6. E moe ana au.

7. E takaro ana rāua.

8. E haere ana mātou ki te taone.

9. E kaukau ana ia i te punawai

10. E hikoi ana korua ki te kura?

Tirohanga Whakamuri - Revision

11. Put the days of the week in the correct order.
Rātū / Rāhoroi / Rāmere / Rātapu / Rāhina / Rāpare / Rāmere.

12. Connect these words with the correct meanings.
(This / That (over there) / That (by you) / These / Those (o.t.) / Those (b.y)
( Tērā / tēnei / ēnā / tēnā / ēnei / ērā).

13. Follow this link to do the Ngā Wahanga o te Tinana activities.
http://www.cybersoul.co.nz/tauihu/tuarua/index.htm#

The last thing I would like you to do is follow this link and fill out this survey. This has to do with the laptops we used last term and the further use of them in the future. Kia pai ā koutou akoranga.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=30742344056

Holidays

Well last week I went up to Rotorua with my wife's kapahaka group from the Papaioea Campus of Te Wananga o Aotearoa. The event was the Matawananga, a kapahaka competition for all the campuses of TWOA. I enjoyed the whole week; from the delicious kai to the whakawhanaungatanga, it was choice. I was given the task of filming the performances and taking pictures. To cap it off Papaioea won the competition and celebrated accordingly.

When I came back to Palmerston North I decided to do some shopping and came upon these shoes - the HPC air force 1's. No they are not called that, but their colour and design are perfectly matched to our school uniform. They are probably not suitable for playing Touch in but maybe Basketball.

Anyway the holidays are drawing to a close now and we are back to school for the last term of the year. I will endeavour to get the school magazine out at the end of the year together with Kui Kataraina because it has been a long time coming - 4 years. Thanks to Ihaka for leaving comments about their trip in Italy. I hope you and Jason enjoyed it thoroughly. Ngā mihi nui hoki ki a koutou ngā whanaunga nō Rapanui. Kia ora ra koutou katoa.

To my class and others who used the SWARM last term I hope you enjoyed it, and it enhanced your learning experience. Hopefully we can get it back again for good. See you all back at school.