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2022 - Flexible Learning
2022 - Flexible Learning
HERETURIKŌKĀ - AUGUST - AKUHATA 2021
HERETURIKŌKĀ - AUGUST - AKUHATA 2021
Kia ora koutou,
Here is a link to a website where you can find all of the Te Reo Singalong books/waiata that we have been learning.
There are also lots of online games and activities that will help you to learn some of the vocabulary found in the Picture Dictionary.
https://tereosingalong.co.nz/digital-books-point-chevalier-school/
Anei Kē!
Anei Kē!
Here's a Te Reo Singalong Show of Anei Kē!
Here is the rhythm song we have been learning to sing.
Here is the rhythm song we have been learning to sing.
Ko ēnei ngā tohu o Tāwhirimātea - these are signs of the weather
whiti mai te rā - the sun is shining
heke te ua - the rain is falling (it is raining)
kāpuapua - cloudy
pupuhi te hau - the wind is blowing (it is windy)
Te Huarere / Ngā Tohu o Tāwhirimātea
Te Huarere / Ngā Tohu o Tāwhirimātea
Print out the sheet below and use these words and the words in the video to help you label each picture.
Te Rito/Pikopiko rā, kapua, ua, hau
Pōhutukawa/Kauri whiti te rā, puta ngā kapua, heke te ua, pupuhi te hau
Kōwhai/Totara Kei te whiti te rā. (The sun is shining.), Kei te puta ngā kapua. (The clouds are appearing.)
Kei te heke te ua. (The rain is falling), Kei te pupuhi te hau. (The wind is blowing.)
Speak Māori for Kids
Speak Māori for Kids
Here is a great website with short video clips covering the pronunciation of vowels and vowel combinations along with short videos explaining and modelling how to ask 'e hia?/how many?' etc
https://speakmaoriforkids.co.nz
Haere Tonu (Keep Going)- Introduction
Haere Tonu (Keep Going)- Introduction
Watch this video as Sharon Holt reads this story about tidying up and explains the new phrases and words.
Haere tonu = Keep going! Me whakapai = Let's clean up Whakahokia = put away or return
ngā mea = the things iti = small, little nui = big mā = white pango = black
ngohe = soft mārō = hard roa = long poto = short
Haere Tonu - with music
Haere Tonu - with music
Now listen to the story with music! Look around your own room and see the things that you could tidy up when you hear the words 'ngā mea iti', 'ngā mea pango' or 'ngā mea poto' etc.
Haere Tonu - Find the object
Haere Tonu - Find the object
Draw pictures or make a list of the things in your bedroom that fit the categories.
Papa Kāinga TV with Matua Te Mete 1
Papa Kāinga TV with Matua Te Mete 1
This episode of Papa Kāinga TV (7) screened during the last lockdown and uses a lot of language that we have already covered in our sessions. You might even find it easy!
names of body parts *ūpoko = māhunga & karu = whatu
the question "He aha tēnei? and how to answer it (you know that you can also add tēnā!)
Matua Te Mete reads a book Te Hāngi which introduces some new words for kai to learn.
The clip starts with a great karakia that Matua Te Mete wrote. He gives an explanation of its meaning at the very end but I am confident that some of you won't really need it. It is very similar to one you already know.
Ka mau te wehi!
Click the link below
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/home-learning-tv/episodes/sage-9-11-e26
Papa Kāinga TV with Matua Te Mete 2
Papa Kāinga TV with Matua Te Mete 2
This episode of Papa Kāinga TV (8) builds on the language introduced in the first one.
It revises the question 'He aha tēnei? (You'll be experts at this!) using a few new kupu or words and some you already know.
New vocabulary: pune = spoon, pōro = ball, kapu = cup, hama = hammer, mokomoko = lizard
Matua Te Mete revises names for body parts again in a game.
Then he introduces the words for clothing that appear in another book called Te Makariri.
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/home-learning-tv/episodes/sage-9-11-e33
TERM THREE - TAUMATA TORU - LEVEL THREE!
Ngā mihi aroha ki a koutou katoa!
Here are some more video links and Google Slide presentations to help practice our new sentence structures and vocab.
Kia haumaru te noho,
Whaea Kim
He Aha Tēnei?
He Aha Tēnei?
This is a great waiata to practice asking the question,
He aha tēnei? What is this? ....and the reply.....
He ___________ tēnā. That is a ______________.
It also helps to learn the Māori names for a variety of insects and other creatures.
This a free app that helps to practice the "He aha tēnei?"structure. This is the apple store link. https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/he-aha-tēnei/id1202601970 . It is also available for Android phones.
Kia ora koutou!
I have posted the waiata that we were learning last term below along with some activities.
There are also some links to videos, programmes and apps that you can check out.
Soon, I'll be posting a link to a website with other activities for you to revise.
Kia haumaru te noho! Stay safe! Stay safe in your mirumiru (bubble)!
Ngā mihi aroha,
Whāea Kim
Kei te Peke Ahau
Kei te Peke Ahau
This waiata helped us learn simple verb phrases to describe what we or someone else is doing.
TE RITO/PIKOPIKO/PŌHUTUKAWA/KAURI
TE RITO/PIKOPIKO/PŌHUTUKAWA/KAURI
Do the actions as you sing along to the waiata! Draw a picture of yourself moving like an animal.
KŌWHAI/TŌTARA/RIMU
KŌWHAI/TŌTARA/RIMU
Can you follow the pattern and make up a new verse in Māori using the words in the waiata or the new ones below?
eg. Kei te __________ ahau, anō nei he ___________!
NEW VERBS ngaoki - to creep, crawl kauhoe - to swim
NOUNS noke - worm aihe - dolphin
Kei te Aha Ngā Kararehe?
Kei te Aha Ngā Kararehe?
What are the Animals Doing?
What are the Animals Doing?
Click the green button to see the slide deck of animals doing different things.
KŌWHAI/TŌTARA/RIMU
KŌWHAI/TŌTARA/RIMU
Read the sentences out aloud. Then write a sentence for each of the pictures on the final page/slide.
COLOUR WAIATA
COLOUR WAIATA
Mā is White
Colours in Te Reo Māori and Sign
Rainbow Waiata
Tākaro Tribe Kapua Mā
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