E hia – How many ( Not people ) Te = a/the- one thing
E hia ngā tepu?- How many tables? Ngā = more then one thing
E whā ngā tepu- 4 tables Tokohia – How many people.
If the number is between 2-9 Tokohia ngā tamarki
we keep the ‘E’ at the start. How many children ?
Rua tekau mā tahi ngā tamariki
E hia ngā tepu?- How many tables? 21 childen
Tokohia ngā tama? – How many boys?
Kotahi te tepu – 1 table
Tokowhā ngā tama – 4 boys
Kia ora, this is my Rona and the Moon story ( recount )
I hope you enjoy this story.
Recount
One night Rona’s husband sent her to get some water from the river. It was a dark night but the light from the moon helped her see.
When she got to the river she got her hue and filled it up with water. After filling up her hue she went to walk back to the marae. Suddenly the clouds covered the moon. The moonlight was no longer seen so she couldn’t see anything in the dark. As she was walking she suddenly tripped on a rock “ ouch “ she said as her hue of water fell on the ground. She got up and stomped her foot and started yelling at the moon. Then a voice from the moon said “ Be careful what you say rona, or you will be made to pay”.
Eventually the cloud moved and let the moon shine upon the path. Rona then went back to the river and filled her hue with water. As she was heading back to the Marae, another cloud covered the moon and she fell again. Rona then got up and stomped her feet while yelling at the moon. The moon heard Rona again, so he reached down to take her. The moon pulled Rona into the sky. As Rona got taken she quickly grabbed onto a branch on the Ngaio tree and held it.
Sadly the branch was not strong enough and it snapped. Rona couldn’t leave so she stayed with the moon in the night sky. After a while Rona fell in love with the moon. The moon asked Rona if she wanted to return back to earth but Rona said, “no!” So the moon made Rona a beautiful black cloak with bright stars. Ronas’ husband searched for her, but could not find her. He looked into the night sky and saw his wife with the moon. On a clear night, if you look at the moon you will be able to see Rona holding onto her Ngaio branch and her beautiful star cloak.
By Alyssa
Kia ora, For this task we had to make a comic on pixton of saying my name is and what your name in Māori I hope you like it.
Kia ora, for this task we had to make a slide show about friendships here it is. I hope you like it
My hypothesis is that the marble will roll further because it has more weight, its small and is mostly used for races.
We are going to use this metre stick for are ramp.
The we are going to get a marble and a ping pong ball then roll it down the ramp one at a time ( 3 x each )
| Roll | Marble | Ping pong ball |
| 1 | 15 | 21 |
| 2 | 17 | 19.3 |
| 3 | 13 | 20.1 |
| Average | 15 | 20.1 |
The hypothesis was incorrect I thought the marble would go faster because of its weight, but i found out that the ping pong ball when faster when it hit the ground ( because its light I think) .
Hea – where Kare ā- roto * feelings *
Wai – what Pōuri- sad pai- good harikoa-happy ora- well rawe- excellent
Pēhea – how makariri- cold wera- hot ngenge- tired Heahea- silly pōrangi- crazy
Kei te – pēhea ahau/ au? hiakai- hungry hiahia- to work hiainu- thristy himoe- sleep
Kei te pēhea koe? pukuriri- angry pukumahi- busy pukutākaro- playful
how am i? whakahī- proud whakamā- embarrassed
How are you? rangirua- confused hōha- bored, fed up āwangāwanga- anxious
Kei te pēhea ia? maia- brave mauiui -sick
How is he/she?
kei te pouri ahua
– i am sad
Hello my name is Alyssa and today i am going to be telling you what a musical is ( what it means ). Musical M music, songs, spoken dialogue and dance. Musical can be performed in places like theaters and schools. Basically anywhere.
Musical is a fun thing to watch with your family and friends. It can also be inspiring for people who want to dance.
