Tuatahi: Karakia me te waiata. 

Use all the resources available to build your conversational fluency. Try to include new sentence structures from the previous lesson. Consolidation and extension are of equal importance. Be brave, patient and persistent... i ngā Wā Katoa! Pikitia and Kaupapa Ako provide are shared start for conversations.

Work sequentially through Māori to go at your own pace. Highlight sentence structures and words which you plan to use in the next lesson's kōrero. Mark your work to ensure you are learning the correct structures and vocab.

This part of the lesson will change, however, you will be creating something which will help support your future learning, whilst consolidating your current learning:

15 Mentiti Kōwhiri 

All your creations can be collected on your own Site (Sharepoint Communication, Sharepoint Team or Google Site), which you can build as a group or individually. You will submit the link to your site through the OLE. You can include videos of conversations.

Karakia Mutunga

Listen to Māori radio, watch Māori TV, learn waiata and karakia. This is important 'homework' as class time is focussed on Kōrero, building a gramatical base, and ownership of the learning process.