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Welcome to our Cook Island and Niuean Language Week.
Kia orāna and Fakaalofa lahi atu,
Welcome to Term 4.
Our class is now officially renamed Room 25. We will be stepping into a new classroom when we get back to school. How exciting!
What a busy week back to Term 4 celebrating and learning about two beautiful languages.
Our students have enjoyed all the new learning and fun activities during this week.
We are posting some of the work for you to have a tiny glimpse of the exciting happenings in Room 25.
Thank you to our lovely Miss. Siohane who was our very special guest during the week.
Miss Siohane visited our zoom meetings to teach us about the language spoken in Niue and the Cook islands. She taught us the greetings, some songs and most of all we loved listening to stories from Niue and the Cook Islands.
I hope she can visit us again.
Here is Christabelle with a lovely introduction to our Niuean and Cook Island language week
Here are some facts and findings about the Flag of Niue.
By Khizir
By Sharayah
This is Sharayah with a presentation of the Niuean flag
By Adriana
By Adriana
A story from Niue by Sharayah
Some facts and findings about the Cook Island flag.
By Sharayah
Pasifika Art work
By Vanshika
By Ofeira
By Sharayah
By Arin
By Christabelle
We had some fun-learning, in Geometry, learning about Transformation.
What is a flip, turn and slide ?
This is what we did..
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Here is how Adriana has expressed her understanding-
Alyssa has a great way of explaining her understanding using simple shapes.
Responsibility kawe haepapa
Last , but not least was our focus on Responsibility
Responsibility is the value that we are focusing on for this term.
Here is what we came up with....
By Sharayah
Here are some ways to be responsible when at a zoom meeting.
This is so important during this time.
Thank you Ofeira
Adriana has shown us how to be responsible in all areas, at home, in class, on the road and on the playground.
.......and on that note of responsibility we end our post for Week 1- term 4. Look out for more news from us next week.
Kia ora Room 14, I'm glad you've managed to get back into learning with such an awesome range of activities. They look like a lot of fun. I especially like the geometry photos- they've given me a few ideas for my class to do as well! Keep up the great work!
Well done Room 25. I think you have summarised some very valuable examples of what is or is not being responsible. Reading through your page I have learnt quite a bit more about the Cook Islands and Niue. I really liked Adriana's examples of transformation, and can also see how many of you used it to show flip, slide and rotate in your Pasifika art too. Ka rawe
Hi Room 25. I really love all the writing and art that you guys have uploaded onto your blog. I also really enjoyed watching the that video that Christabelle made, I have learned how to introduce myself in Niuean and Cook island. Good job Room 25
Week 2- Tuesday October 26th - Friday October 29th. Malo ni everyone, Another amazing week of learning to share with you. During this week we have celebrated the language and culture of another of our neighbouring islands in the Pacific. It was Tokelau langauge week and we have enjoyed learning about the languge, and its people. Learn .......create .......... and share . Sharayah has learnt the Tokelau greetings, created a poster and shared it with us. By Sharayah Some more information about the island of Tokelau Here is Arin doing his very best to read a Tokelauan story. Ka pai Arin! It is great to see the students exploring the digital tools in their portfolios. We are very proud of your achievements. Fatimah Amelia Ofeira Arin Zeenya Ethan Kalporshi
TE WIKI O TE RE MAORI- 13th to 19th September 2021 Ki ora everyone, What an awesome week of creating ,learning and sharing. Great to see everyone contributing and participating in ourTe reo Maori language week. We have enjoyed facing up to our daily challenges of presenting our Pepeha, reading our Maori Puka, listening to our Maori myths and legends about Maui and his adventures and taking on Mahi toi to learn flax weaving. Presenting our Pepeha Congratulations to our presenters Adriana Vakatini and Alyssa Fu. Adriana Vakatini Alyssa Fu Here are the teachers of Room 14 presenting their digital Pepeha. Click on the links to view their presentations. Mrs.Southcombe Whaea Rhoda Learn ,create, share Maori art work -our Mahi toi Weaving Flax weaving by Alyssa. Thank you f
Watch out for Room 14...........here we come !👻 We are a lovely bunch of Year 3 and 4 students, bright and lively, ready to learn. Our teachers are Whaea Rhoda and Mrs. Southcombe. We like to begin our learning with our class Karakia. Karakia Timatanga Manawa mai te mauri nuku Manawa mai te mauri rangi Ko te mauri kei au He mauri tipua Ka pakaru mai te pō Tau mai te mauri Haumi e, hui e, taiki e! Embrace the life force of the earth Embrace the life force of the sky The life force I have gathered is powerful And shatters all darkness Come great life force Join it, gather it, it is done. On the first day of school... We are learning more about each other, by sharing information about ourselves. We are on our way to.... The New Windsor way. Being Confident An important part of our day is solving numeracy tasks with a partner. Listening to each other and showing respect. We are being collaborative Showing respect for other's ideas. "It is your turn now" Our first
Kia ora Room 14,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you've managed to get back into learning with such an awesome range of activities. They look like a lot of fun. I especially like the geometry photos- they've given me a few ideas for my class to do as well! Keep up the great work!
Well done Room 25. I think you have summarised some very valuable examples of what is or is not being responsible. Reading through your page I have learnt quite a bit more about the Cook Islands and Niue. I really liked Adriana's examples of transformation, and can also see how many of you used it to show flip, slide and rotate in your Pasifika art too. Ka rawe
ReplyDeleteHi Room 25. I really love all the writing and art that you guys have uploaded onto your blog. I also really enjoyed watching the that video that Christabelle made, I have learned how to introduce myself in Niuean and Cook island. Good job Room 25
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