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Showing posts with label matariki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matariki. Show all posts
Friday, 31 July 2020
How Maui Slowed Tamanui Te Ra.
At the end of the last term we created stories about How Maui slowed Tamanui Te Ra. We read books about this traditional story and also looked at simple versions that other students at our school had created in the past. A few of us wanted to publish our stories for the school library. James has turned his work into an Explain Everything to share at our assembly.
Saturday, 27 July 2019
T shaped literacy
We have started using T-Shaped literacy in our class. We read books as a class and then work with buddies at our table to record ideas about questions that help us think about the things that are happening in the stories. Here are some photos and an Explain Everything that was created during this time as part of T-Shaped literacy work.
Our T-Shaped literacy often links both our reading and writing together as well as topics we are focusing on. Currently, we are focusing on Animals, looking at different types of animals and their different habitats (both in the wild and as zoo animals and as pets. This is helping us get ready for our Zoo trip in late August.
The previous topic that we were focusing on was about Myths and Legends. Here is an Explain Everything of a story that was being re-told. Our publishing during this Myths and Legends T-Shaped literacy focus was acting out myths we had focused on and we recorded these. We hope to be able to share with you all what these look like.
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Thursday, 29 June 2017
Tirama Tirama Matariki Song.
Over the past few weeks we have been learning a new song to help us remember the stars of Matariki.
Here is a YouTube clip that we created to also help us learn the actions to the song. We hope you enjoy.
Sunday, 24 July 2016
Our Matariki Song
Here is the song we recorded and put photos to. We sang it at our assembly just before the holidays. It has the names of the 7 stars of Matariki in it. See if you can work out what they are.
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