For Book Week we had to choose a story to turn into a mural. We used the legend of the separation of Papatuanuku (Earth Mother) and Ranginui (Sky Father).
We chose three main parts from the story to illustrate.
Kia ora, Ko Joe toku ingoa. E Tekau ma rua tau toku pakeke. No Tamaki makaurau ahau. He uri nō te iwi o Nga Puhi ahau. Ko Te Kura Tuatahi o Tāmaki tōku kura.
Kia ora whanau, Loving the colours on the 7 maori gods.Keep up the good works.Would love to see more of this outstanding work
Hi its Leila here from Owairaka District School, I love your art! I think its really inspiring to look at and it looks like the colours are, just ixploding on to the page. keep it up blog ya later
Hi, my name is Andre from Owairaka School. I think that is very cool what you have done making the Mauri Gods out of paper and the story just wondering how long did it take to make it? Here is a link to my blog.http://odsandreg.blogspot.co.nz/.See you later
Kia ora, My name is Phillip from Room 23 at Owairaka School. When I first saw the pictures I thought how awesome they looked. How long did they take to make? I might try to do the same thing at home. Please have a look at my blog:http://odsphillipa.blogspot.co.nz/ Thanks blog ya later :)
Hi, my name is Saad and I am from Owairaka School and I like your colours and your drawing - it is amazing! You and your class have talent. You are good at making the picture amazing.
Hello, my name is Sydney and I am a student in Room 23 at Owairaka District School. I like how you guys used a lot of details and colours, and how it looks so cool. If you want to go on my blog http://odssydneyw.blogspot.co.nz/
Kia ora, Aryan from Gilberthorpe School checking out your blog! This seems very interesting and looks good! Next time could you tell us a bit more about this. Anyways blog ya later!
Kia ora, Ko Joe toku ingoa. E Tekau ma rua tau toku pakeke. No Tamaki makaurau ahau. He uri nō te iwi o Nga Puhi ahau. Ko Te Kura Tuatahi o Tāmaki tōku kura.
ReplyDeleteKia ora whanau, Loving the colours on the 7 maori gods.Keep up the good works.Would love to see more of this outstanding work
Rehe Ake Nei!.
Hi its Leila here from Owairaka District School, I love your art! I think its really inspiring to look at and it looks like the colours are, just ixploding on to the page. keep it up blog ya later
ReplyDeleteHi, my name is Andre from Owairaka School. I think that is very cool what you have done making the Mauri Gods out of paper and the story just wondering how long did it take to make it? Here is a link to my blog.http://odsandreg.blogspot.co.nz/.See you later
ReplyDeleteKia ora,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Phillip from Room 23 at Owairaka School.
When I first saw the pictures I thought how awesome
they looked. How long did they take to make? I might try to do the same thing at home. Please have a look at my blog:http://odsphillipa.blogspot.co.nz/ Thanks
blog ya later :)
Hi, my name is Saad and I am from Owairaka School and I like your colours and your drawing - it is amazing! You and your class have talent. You are good at making the picture amazing.
ReplyDeleteHello, my name is Sydney and I am a student in Room 23 at Owairaka District School. I like how you guys used a lot of details and colours, and how it looks so cool. If you want to go on my blog http://odssydneyw.blogspot.co.nz/
ReplyDeletelog ya later!!
Kia ora, Aryan from Gilberthorpe School checking out your blog!
ReplyDeleteThis seems very interesting and looks good!
Next time could you tell us a bit more about this.
Anyways blog ya later!
Hi my name is Elham from Gilberthorpe school.
ReplyDeleteWOW you have done a lot of work in this and I really like the one that's in the middle.
Blog u Later!