Homework Takahē
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Term 4
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Wed 4 Dec 2019
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Our Whakatau/Pōwhiri is coming up on the 11 Dec 2019 next week
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Wed 11 Dec 2019
5:30 meet - 6:00 sharp start
Here at the church
Bring a plate for a shared kai (food)
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. E kore te mahi kāinga
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2. In Class Lesson:
a) There is no description for this part of the lesson and only one video of both parts.
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b) After the break the class went over whakapapa (geneology)
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Takahē Part 1- 2 04 Dec 2019
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Wed 27 Nov 2019
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Note: due to a decision made by the kaiako, no more workbooks/activity sheets/homework books will be uploaded to the website, all of these will be handed out and done in class.
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Our Whakatau/Pōwhiri is coming up on the 11 Dec 2019 2 weeks away
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Wed 11 Dec 2019
5:30 meet - 6:00 sharp start
Here at the church
Bring a plate for a shared kai (food)
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Keep learning the kupu in your kitchen, also using Homai give towards, hoatu give away.
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2. In Class Lesson:
a) The class started off by translating some sentences (using kei).
Use the activity booklet from last week to help you get used to the formula.
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b) Following this the class learned how to negate kei.
Use the activity booklet from last week to help you get used to the formula
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c) After this the class went over ka
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Takahē Part 1 27 Nov 2019
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d) After the break the class went over the new activity book (ka) and went over the formula.
Use the activity booklet from tonight to help you get used to the formula.
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e) Following this students learned how to negate ka.
Use the activity booklet from tonight to help you get used to the formula.
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f) The class briefly went over kua in the activity booklet.
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g) The class also briefly went over page 14 in workbook 2.
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Takahē Part 2 27 Nov 2019
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Wed 20 Nov 2019
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Note: due to a decision made by the kaiako, no more workbooks/activity sheets/homework books will be uploaded to the website, all of these will be handed out and done in class.
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Our Whakatau/Pōwhiri is coming up on the 11 Dec 2019 3 weeks away
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Wed 11 Dec 2019
5:30 meet - 6:00 sharp start
Here at the church
Bring a plate for a shared kai (food)
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Keep learning the kupu in your kitchen, also using Homai give towards, hoatu give away.
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3. In Class Lesson:
a) The class started by going over an activity booklet, the class used pg 13 in workbook 2 to help them on the first activity.
eg. "kei te"
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Takahē Part 1 20 Nov 2019
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b) After the break matua Tū wrote some sentences on the board in english for students to translate māori.
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c) After the that matua Tū read out some kōrero for student to translate to maori.
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d) to finish off matu took the student through some negating exercises.
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Takahē Part 2 20 Nov 2019
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Wed 13 Nov 2019
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Note: due to a decision made by the kaiako, no more workbooks/activity sheets/homework books will be uploaded to the website, all of these will be handed out and done in class.
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
.
Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Keep learning the kupu in your kitchen, also using Homai give towards, hoatu give away
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2. Bring back some kōrero for in the kitchen, even in english and we can translate it as a class.
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3. In Class Lesson:
a) The class started by going over kua.
eg Kua timata e akomanga
Kua tae mai te kaumatua ki te marae
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Takahē Part 1 13 Nov 2019
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b) After the break matua Tū read out a korero and asked individuals some question about the korero.
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Takahē Part 2 13 Nov 2019
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Wed 06 Nov 2019
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
.
Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Keep learning the kupu in your kitchen, so you can use it in your day to day kōrero
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2. Bring back some kōrero for in the kitchen, even in english and we can translate it as a class.
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3. In Class Lesson:
a) Students were given a mini sheet.
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b) Following this students had to negate and translate some sentences.
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Formula: Kāhore + subject + verb = negation sentence
Example:
Statement: I mate te Manu
Negation: kāhore te manu I mate
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Statement: they (2) went home
Translation: I haere rāua ki te kāinga
Negation: kāhore rāua I haere ki te kāinga
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Takahē Part 1 06 Nov 2019
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d) After the break the class Breifly went over kua
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Takahē Part 2 06 Nov 2019
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Wed 30 Oct 2019
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Tēnā koutou katoa
Special note; Due to unforeseen circumstances our hangi event scheduled for this term has been cancelled. aroha mai
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. English sentences were given out, students are to take them home, translate them to māori and bring them back next week.
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2. Keep learning the kupu in your kitchen, so you can use it in your day to day kōrero
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3. In Class Lesson:
a) The class went over page 11 in workbook 2
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Takahē Part 1 30 Oct 2019
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b) After the break the class carried on going over i
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c) The class finished off with Matua Tū going through a kōrero.
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Takahē Part 2 30 Oct 2019
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Wed 23 Oct 2019
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Tēnā koutou katoa
Special note; Due to unforeseen circumstances our hangi event scheduled for this term has been cancelled. aroha mai
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Know whats in your kitchen, practice and memorise some of the words given out in class tonight for your kitchen.
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2. In Class Lesson:
a) The class was split into groups and were taken through exercises understanding and translating sentences from Māori to english and vise versa.
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Takahē Part 1 23 Oct 2019
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b) After the breakt he class carried on in their split groups using and saying kā in sentence structures.
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c) The class finished off with matua Tū going through a kōrero.
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Takahē Part 2 23 Oct 2019
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Wed 16 Oct 2019
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Mihi atu ki a koutou katoa, gretings all welcome back to a new term
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Ko tā tātou kīwaha (our saying)
Akona (learn it), Whakamahia (use it), Pupuritia kia mau, (grasp and hold onto it).
The meaning is to learn the reo, use the reo and to grasp and hold on to the reo.
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Tēnā koutou e hoa mā, this is your mahi kāinga (homework) for this week.
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1. Bring Back your thoughts on thewhakatauki from class.
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2. In Class Lesson:
a) The class started off by going over kā and did a translation exercise.
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Examples:
Sentence: You will be late
Translation: Kā tureiti koe
Sentence:The bell will ring
Translation: kā tangi te pere
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Takahē Part 1 16 Oct 2019
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b) After the break, students were given a whakatauki to think about and bring their thoughts back.
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c) The class did exercises out of a worksheet that ws handed out, this worksheet will not be available on the website, Matua Tū would like these sheets done in class.
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Takahē Part 2 16 Oct 2019
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