Whaea Catherine telling us about Tuterakiwhanoa and his toki
Listening to Whaea Catherine
Friday 31 May 2019
Visit to the Whare Akoranga
Te Hiringa went for a visit to the Whare Akoranga at Greymouth High school on Monday. We went to look at th carvings on the front of the Whare Akoranga and listen to the story behind what each of the carvings meant. Whaea Catherine told us the story of how Aoraki and his brothers became the Southern Alps as they huddle on the back of their upturned waka. We also played games, sang waiata and did our mihi.
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Hello Grey Main School,
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Great blog post. And a catchy title.
Did you like when you went for a visit to the Whare Akoranga at Greymouth High school on Monday?
You can improve this blog post by writing some more.
Kind regards
Alan
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ReplyDeleteKia ora e te whānau ko Jeremy tōku ingoa kei te pēhea koe? What has your
ReplyDeleteschool been learning about? On Friday my kaiako’s daughter her name
Is Anahera Pono she comes in every Friday to do art with our akomanga.
I have a couple of patai? have you been washing your ringa ringa to kill
Coronavirus?. Rua have yous been learning about Coronavirus and why it
Is called Coronavirus?. I want to tell you something did you know the Coronavirus
Is level 2 when it gets to level 3 schools will be closed and everyone has
To stay home. Make sure to keep washing your hands keeping yourself clean
And don't spread the virus. Ka kite anō From yours Sincerely Jeremy.
Kia ora Te Hiringa Ko Milan toku ingoa no tainui ahau I love the pictures and the introduction of the project but what is a toki if you were to explain it how would you and how was it used in the old days and what the likes of having one today is like nga mihi nui and maybe check my blog out https://tpsmilanm.blogspot.com/
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