I finished a moari task.
First I wrote a question. Example Kei hea te pukakuka (Where is the book)
Then I an answer. Example Kei raro i te penerakau ( Under the
pensil )I am a Year 5 student at Panmure Bridge School, Auckland, New Zealand. My teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie.
I finished a moari task.
First I wrote a question. Example Kei hea te pukakuka (Where is the book)
Then I an answer. Example Kei raro i te penerakau ( Under the
pensil )I revised who is my friend, who is my teacher, who is my mum, and who is my dad. Ko wai to hoa? Ko wai o mahita? Ko wai to mama? Ko wai to papa?
First I revised some questions.
Next I answered new questions.
Then I wrote the name of the 3 things. For example There is 1 picture and I have to write the object name in maori.
Lastly I played a memory game. The rules for the memory game is you have to find a matching picture and say the word of matching picture in maori.
I enjoyed this activity because I revised the question I already answered.
I translated Maori names with English names.
First I translated the Maori name and the English name.
Next I wrote Maori names with the colour brown, green, black, and white.
Then I wrote the English lettters that the maori alphabet doesn't have.
Lastly I translated my name to a maori name. That is Bethany into Pethany.
I think I need more practise because I struggled with translating the Maori names with the English name.