Te Maun huruhuru o Te kura o paparore.

Walt: We are learning to be awesome kuaka of paparore school

Passionnate,Values,Excellence,Respect,Positive

Division,Read, Description, Vocab,Writing

Curious,Enquiry,Hiranga,

Confident,Represent,Eager,Think,

Diversity,Kaitiaki,Cultural,Artistic,

Positive,Resilient,Rereketanga,Take Risks

Community,Respect,Whanau,Sports,

Tuakana-Teina,Role model,leader,

Honest,Smile,Empathy,fun,

Environment,Kaitiakitanga,look after, Future

Sharing,Caring,National,Community

Technology,Chromebook,IPad.

On Wednesday we made a kuaka. Whea Kelly gave us a three pieces of  paper with feathers on it. We write words on the feathers. Then we had to colour them in and cut them out. Then I sit down by Whea Kelly to help me glue the feathers on the kuaka. Whea kelly cut the kuaka out. Then I put it on the wall by the tree.  

      

It was easy colouring the feathers.

Have you seen a kuaka

Tuesday

WALT: we are learning to be kaitiaki in our community.

                      Tuesday 

Today with Nina we had our Second Session. We  got look and Touch the equipment like fish net trap, Magnet scope and Scoop net. We got to test them out to see if the water is clean or not.

It was fun testing the equipment.

what do you know about whitebait?

Whitebait connection

Whitebait
Fresh water
Neting
Plants
Looking after our lake


                  Questions
What is whitebait?

What do whitebait eat?

Why do whitebait need fresh water?

Why is there water rats in the lake?  



Idea 
Yesterday we had lady come in and she talked to us about whitebait connection. I like sharing our Ideas  because we get to learn about whitebait connection

                               
                                 
I really like l learing about whitebait connection



What do you know about whitebait?

My pepha

Walt: I am learing my pepha. 

School pepha

Ko Maunga Peko Te maunga

Ko Awanui te awa

Ko ?  toku waka

Ko Ngati kuri + Ngait rangi toku iwi

Ko waiora + E koro kiatutuki

No Ngawha + Te hapua ahau

Kei Paparore Road toku inaianei

Ko paparore toku kura 

Ko waa + petera toku whanau

Ko Tame toku papa

Ko Frances toku mama

Ko Tianah touku ingoa

I am still learing my pepha. I am going to find out what I need to put in my pepha.

Do you know your pepha?

Matariki

  Walt: We are learning about matariki

     When is matariki- 13 of july

     Where is matariki- Matariki is found north east.

     What- Matariki is the Māori name for the cluster of stars. 

     

     5 facts about matariki-

 1.Matariki is one of the stars clusters            

       Nearest to earth. 

2. The reappearance of the seven Matariki stars in late May or early June, signals the beginning of the Maori New Year.

 3. A cluster is a group of stars that are near each other in space. 

4. The stars clusters is visible to the naked eye from most parts of our planet.

5. You can see Matariki for yourself.

It was trying not to get paint all over my fingers.

What do you know about matariki

      

ki-o-rah.

Walt: We are learning to play ki-o-rah.

Ara was bending the ferns so rah can catch up to them. So rah can see were they are going.

It was hard to draw the picture because I did'nt know what to think of

What do you know about ki-o-rah?

 

Learning maps

Walt: We are learning about who and what helps us learn.

My learning map shows that my mum and dad help with my home work.

It was easy thinking about who helps me in my learning.

Who helps you in your learning?