Kia ora koutou,
Here is a slideshow introducing our class for the year. The tuakana not only have introduced themselves but also their teina that they have been buddied up with. Our teina are Yr 1-4 tamariki and don't have digital devices.
We are looking forward to an awesome year with heaps of great learning opportunities!
Kia ora koutou Te Hiringa,
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your introductions. I can see you have been cybersmart in sharing about yourselves. I am a Manaiakalani Outreach facilitator, working in Kootuitui ki Papakura cluster. Are you doing tuhi mai, tuhi atu?
Ngā mihi,
Maria
Kia Ora Maria.
ReplyDeleteYes we have been learning all about how to be cyber smart. Also yes we are in the tui mai tui atu cluster.
Thanks, From Ella.
Kia ora Whaea Katie and Te Hiringa learners,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Tania and I am one of the Manaiakalani Outreach Facilitators. I live in Whangarei, a long way from where you live on the West Coast. Have any of you ever been to Whangarei or the top of the North Island? I am lucky enough to be organising Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu so will be able to check out your blog regularly and leave you comments. Thank you for sharing the slideshow introducing yourselves. It's great to be able to get to know you all a little better. I can see that some of you have similar interests to me. Keep up the great work learning and sharing your learning on your class and individual blogs.
Ngā mihi nui
Tania
Kia ora Tania,
DeleteThank you for your introduction. You must be very busy organising all the classes for Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu. We like meeting new people and seeing what other classes are doing. It turns out that a few of us have been to Whangarei and some of the tribes we belong to are from the top of the North Island so some of us have connections.
Have you ever been to the West Coast?
Noho ora mai,
Whaea Katie and Te Hiringa
kiaora Tania yes some children in Te Hiringa have lived in Ruakaka and went to one tree point kura :)
DeleteWOW that's great to hear - Ruakaka is a great place to live and such a beautiful beach. I have met the Principal and one of the teachers from One Tree point Kura. I hope they have good memories of living in Ruakaka.
DeleteTania
Kia ora Te Hirina,
DeleteWhat tribes do you affiliate with? Are you Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Wai or another? Yes I have been to the West Coast, I came down and spent time visiting your schools with Madeline last year and even came to Grey Main School. I am hoping I will get to do that again this year too! You live in an amazing part of our country.
Tania
Kia Ora Tania Thanks for replying
DeleteMy iwi is ngai tahu and ngati kahu
and im from Auckland
Na Cassidy.
Kia ora Te hiringa,
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool. I like the way you guys have put lots of information in to the slides.
Sammie
Kia Ora Sammie,
Deletethanks for the comment I'm Rodeshar from grey main school I know some people you may know Na Rodeshar
Kia Ora Whaea Katie,
ReplyDeletecool you like the colour green i do too but blue is better to my liking. but it is my second favourite colour is green. I like the things you put on that it suits you. Na Rodeshar
kia ora te hiringa love your slides and you cards from zyah
ReplyDeletekia ora te hiringa love your slides from
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Kia ora the hiringa love your slides from Mikayla
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