Te Reo
karakia
whakataka te hau
Time to learn a new karakia for the morning. This is the karakia to start all Manaiakalani hui (meetings) so it is a valuable karakia for us to learn. This is also a waiata. You can listen to the audio and the waiata to help you to learn the karakia.
Whakataka te hau ki te uru. (Cease the winds from the west)
Whakataka te hau ki te tonga. (Cease the winds from the south)
Kia mākinakina ki uta, (Let the breeze blow over the land.)
Kia mātaratara ki tai. (Let the breeze blow over the ocean.)
Kia hī ake ana te atakura, (Let the red-tipped dawn come with a sharpened air,)
he tio, he huka, he hauhū (a touch of frost, a promise of a glorious day.)
Tihei mauri ora! (the breath of life)
Mihi
kai karakia tahi
kai karakia ruA
E te Atua Whakapaingia enei kai
Hei oranga
mo matau tinana
Mo matau wairua hoki
kai karakia toru
Nau mai ngā hua, Welcome all things that have grown
Nau mai ngā pai, Welcome all things that are good
Nau mai kia nui, May they be plentiful and abundant
Kia hāwere ai. In order to be happy
waiata
te hiku waiata
Listen to this beautiful waiata about the five iwi of Te Hiku.
ngā poupou
We are learning about our School Pou and the stories of our School Pou.
We are learning about about the people and places of significance in our rohe. Some of these people and places of significance are represented on our school pou and this term we will be learning all about 'Our Place and Our Stories' through our school pou.
Click on the google doc to learn about our pou.
tatai Rangatira (pepeha)
ko wai ahau
WALT understand what a TATAI RANGATIRA is?
A pepeha is a way to introduce yourself. It tells other people who you are and where you come from. Everyone has a PEPEHA.
Read the text, listen to the audio.
At a hui (meeting), whakapapa (ancestry) is recited during the mihimihi (acknowledgements) by saying your pepeha (personal introduction)
kupu hou - new words
kupu ō te rā - days, months, seasons
Rā
marama
kaupeka
TI RAKAU
You can try these Ti Rakau games at home!
Make your own rakau at home by using an old magazine. Roll it up, tape it up!