We are learning to understand what a mihimihi is.

Use the Create Pepeha link to create a visual pepeha.

In class, you will work on growing your mihimihi. Your teacher will share a template for your year level.

View this story about a girl's visit to the marae.

This visual shows you the main parts of the wharenui.

Use the diagram to the left and the Quizlet link to learn the names of the different parts of a wharenui. Move the names to the correct places.

This slide goes through the mihi whakatau process which is specific to Ngati Moki marae.

This slide gives you a basic introduction and explanation about the pōwhiri process.

Use this slide to put the parts of the mihi whakatau process into order while explaining what takes place.

Te Aroha is a widely known waiata that can be used in many situations.

Our Kapa Haka support slide below has another version and actions for this waiata.

Our Kapa Haka group will learn Purea Nei and we will perform this as a hub at the end of the term.

In term three, we will use this new karakia for before we eat kai.

We will be learning to say and sing Kia Tau as our end of day karakia.

Use your own version of this to record yourself saying each karakia.