We loved going out in small groups to create this movie. We used do-ink on the iPads, and when we stood infront of the green fabric the background looked different on our iPad. It made our movie look much more interesting.
We also decided that instead of just putting up a class Pepeha that we would have the question followed by the answer in Te Reo so we could not only practice the different parts of our Pepeha but we could also learn about asking and answering a question.
Enjoy our first movie on this topic, and if you have any ideas of other rewindable learning movies you would like to see on our blog make sure you comment so we can look into creating these.
Awesome work guys 😉
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Liam from Ruma Ono at Kaniere School. Amazing reading
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the fantastic movie you have created.
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A great opportunity for rewindable learning and learning te reo Māori too. It was a great idea to use green screening. I like the background you have chosen.
Tania
It is awesome to see all the kids learning their histories, and practising their te reo. It is cool to find out where everyone is from. well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great example of rewindable learning. Thank you for sharing this with us. You have some very clever learners in your space.
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