In Te Ngahere we have been doing a animation about our Whanau in Te reo maori.
We have been learning how to talk about our family I Te Reo Maori.
We had to put our Mum, Dad, Grandparents, Siblings and Aunts and Uncles.
We have also been learning how to ask and answer questions about our Whanau in
Maori. Here is an example Ko wai ma ratou witch in English means who are they.
We have been learning how to talk about our family I Te Reo Maori.
We had to put our Mum, Dad, Grandparents, Siblings and Aunts and Uncles.
We have also been learning how to ask and answer questions about our Whanau in
Maori. Here is an example Ko wai ma ratou witch in English means who are they.
Kia ora AJ,
ReplyDeleteTumeke! Ko Tania ahua. You are speaking Te Reo Māori so fluently to introduce your whānau. This is an amazing example. I will be able to share it with other students to inspire them to keep practising their Te Reo Māori. I have been going to night classes this year at North Tec in Whangarei to learn more Te Reo Māori. Keep up the great learning, creating and sharing AJ.
Ngā manaakitanga
Tania
Kia ora Tania Thanks so much for commenting on my blog and I am so happy that you would like to use it to teach others.
DeleteKai ora A.J My name is Ngarui and I go to Kawakawa Primary School. I really like your family that you have done.It was so cool to hear you say your family name and I also love how you gave us a little game. At our school we do our pepeha in tumata .
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ngarui I am so happy you enjoyed my post we do our pepeha in assembly at our school as well. Thank you for commenting.
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ReplyDeleteHi it’s Jacob.Your animation is great. That reminds me that we did animation on Matariki.You could label it as well as screencastify it.