Welcome to my blog, I'm a student at Paroa School in Greymouth, New Zealand.
Showing posts with label māori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label māori. Show all posts
Friday, 15 November 2019
My family
Today ngahere made a slide show that has your parent's grandparents and your own name all in Maori. I found it challenging to put the little video on the slide. I enjoyed making the video because you had to pronounce the words before you did the video. By Harrison
Friday, 8 November 2019
Kirimete wishlist
WALT do a Māori Christmas list in Māori this is my list above. Today in Ngahere we all hade to do a Kirimete wishlist (Christmas wishlist).it was challenging thinking what to put on my list and finding pictures. it was easy for me to write the words in Māori because I used the Māori dictionary. By Harrison
Friday, 1 November 2019
He aha tenei
WALT ask what is this? in te reo Maori. Today we had to find the Maori word for an object and put it in a sentence. We had to describe it. I enjoyed doing this because we had to think of something and write it in Maori and English. It was tricky to think of an object to do.
By Harrison
By Harrison
Wednesday, 11 September 2019
kepapa Huarākau
Today Ngahere made kepapa Huarakāu using a pukipuki called kepapa huarākau i'm going to tell you the steps and some pictures.
1.Tuatahi horoia ngā kerepe (first wash the grapes)
2.Tuarua tīhoretia ngā āporo ngā hua kiwi (peel the apples and kiwifruit)
3. ngā panana me ngā ārani (and the bananas and apples)
4. Tuatoru tapahia ngā huarākau kia iti (cut up the fruit small)
5. Tuawhā werohia ngā huarākau me ngā rare kōpungapunga (put the fruit and marshmallows on the stick)
5. Tino reka ngā kepapa (the kebabs are really delicious!)
1.Tuatahi horoia ngā kerepe (first wash the grapes)
2.Tuarua tīhoretia ngā āporo ngā hua kiwi (peel the apples and kiwifruit)
3. ngā panana me ngā ārani (and the bananas and apples)
4. Tuatoru tapahia ngā huarākau kia iti (cut up the fruit small)
5. Tuawhā werohia ngā huarākau me ngā rare kōpungapunga (put the fruit and marshmallows on the stick)
5. Tino reka ngā kepapa (the kebabs are really delicious!)
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