Click on the video on the right for a shout-out from one of the most exciting players in the NRL.
The Melbourne Storm fullback, Toa Samoa's fullback.
Sua Fa'alogo.
Malo KIS! Fa'afetai tele lava for your hardwork in all your class entries this week! It has been incredible to see you all embrace the Samoan culture.
You are all fantastic!
Have your class finish strong with the Samoan Siva to the left. Girls with the ma'ulu'ulu and the boys with the siva a tama. Siva mai!
Seki a Samoa!
Teachers, please enter your video in the link.
Fa'afetai lava.
You can have a go learning the Lanu (Colours) with the experts in your class.
There is also a video in the link to help with your understanding of the colours.
A bit of Geometry for your Aso Tofi. Click on the video above to make a symmetrical pattern.
All you need is A4 paper and a pair of scissors.
Make it rain Samoan Snowflakes like the Snowflakes yesterday under the canopy👀😅😂
Learn Samoan with The Auckland Blues.
Learn about Samoan patterns and symbols and their importance. How to draw lines in Google Drawings. How to use custom colour and hex codes. How to change border colours, line type and thickness.
A Google Drawing of an artwork made up of Samoan patterns. Fashioned in a way to print onto cloth or an actual tattoo design. What part of the body would this design be placed?
Make a copy of the Samoa Cybersmart Task and get to work!
Be sure to explain what the symbols and patterns mean in the context of Samoa as you have learned in this cybersmart challenge.
Share your work with your Homeroom teacher.
Talofa lava KIS,
I would just like to say fa'afetai tele lava for making this Samoan Language Week extremely special. Aso Gafua to Aso Tofi you have brought the energy every day! Being immersed in the homeroom learning with the activities to the Cybersmart challenges. From the Mystery challenges to Lape. From Class challenges and of course to the Sasa Competition! I am very grateful. I hope you have had fun learning about Samoa.
Manuia le vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa.
Stay safe and take care.
Mr Wilson