Hello my name is Jayden and i’m going to show you the two google drawing i did,Public vs Private where you say whats public and private and there is Check me out where you talk about yourself.
1.what did you do today that made you think hard? finding information.
2.what will you do to challenge yourself today? do more work.
3.what can you learn from this? that not everything is okay to share.
Do you know whats public or private info?
Kia Ora, today i’m goint to tell you about what we did for Tonga week.
Facts about Tonga by Jayden Carroll
Something that i found easy was finding all the facts.
Something that i found hard was the right images.
Something that i found interesting was learning about Tonga.
All of this was made on Canva.
Do you know anything about Tonga?
Violet Walrond was a New Zealand swimmer and she was known for the first female Olympic swimmer.
Olympic swimming in 1920 is way different from now it is today, because before it was only men and now it’s almost equal.
Violet faced challenges like societal gender norms, battling through limited resources and support for female athletes.
today we learnt about D.N.A and we did some calculations with lollies and here they are.
6cm =1 base pair
6 x 3000000000 = 18000000000
18000000000 ÷ 100000 = 180000
Here is a photo of our D.N.A
Thank you for your time and have a good day.
Kupu Hau
Matariki- Māori New Year
Whānau- family
Iwi- tribe
Kai- food
Hākari- feast
Hangi- earth oven
Maramataka- māori calendar
Kōrero – to speak
Whakapapa- genealogy
Pūrākau- story
Whanaungatanga – connections
Moemoeā – to dream
Takitahi – individual
Takitini- collective
Wetereo
Āhea a Matariki? – When is Matariki?
Ko Hune te marama o Matariki- June is the month for Matariki.
He aha o Matariki? What is Matariki?
He tau hou o te ao Māori. The Māori new year.
He aha tāu moemoeā? – What is your dream?
He *__* tāku moemoeā. – My dream is
Maramataka – Māori calendar
Takurua – Winter
Kōanga – Spring
Raumati – Summer
Ngahuru – Autumn
Hanuere – January
Maehe – March
āperira – April
Mei – May
Hune – June
Hūrau – July
ākuhata – August
Hepetema – September
Noema – November
Tīhema – December
Marama – Month
Tau – year
Hounga – Season
Ko te aha – what
Tēnei – this (only 1)
ēnei – these (more than 1)
Ko the aha tēnei marama?
What month is this?
Ko te mei tēnei marama
This month is may
Ko te aha ēnei marama ki Takaurua?
What months are in winter?
Ko te Hune, ko te Hūrae, kote ākuhata ēnei marama ki Takurua
June, July and August are the months of Winter
rā – Day – Sun
Wiki – week
Marama – month – moon
Tau – year
āpōpō – tomorrow
Inanahi – yesterday
Mane – Monday
Tūrie – Tuesday
Wenerei – Wednesday
Tātie – Thursday
Paraire – Friday
Hātarei – Saturday
Rātapu – Sunday
Ko te aha? – What?
Tēnei – this (by me)
Ko te aha tēnei rā? – what day is this?
Ko te aha tē rā āpōpō? – what day is tomorrow
Ko te aha te rā inanahi? – what day was yesterday
Ko te Mane tēnei rā – this day is monday
Ko te Tūrie te te rā āpōpō – tomorrow is tuesday
Ko te Rātapu te rā inanahi – yesterday was sunday.
This is what i did in Wananga today.
What went well this week and why?
Wood work/tech because we finished the parts we were doing.
Something that challenged me this week was:
Māori clothing and how to pronounce the words.
Was this something i was able to control?Explain:
Yes because i could pronounce them more easily.
One new thing i learnt this week was:
Māori clothing terms.
My goal for next week is:
Know how to say Māori clothing terms correctly.
Thank you for your time goodbye!
Kupu Hou – New Word
Koti – Jacket
Pōtae – Hat
Panekoti – Skirt
Tarau – Trousers
Tarau poto – Shorts
Tarau Tāngari – Jeans
Poraka – Jersey
Kaka – Dress
Tīhāte – T-shirt
Kākahu moe – Pyjamas
Kākahu ōnite – Uniform
Kākahu kaukau – Swimmings Togs
Hū – Shoes
Tōkena – Socks
Kamupūtu – Gumboots
Karapu – Gloves
Mōwhiti – Glasses
He aha? – What?
Tēnei – This (Thing by me)
Enei – These (More than | By me)
He aha Tēnei – What is this?
He aha ēnei – What are those?
He kaka Tēnei – this is a dress
He kaka, he poraka ēnei – These are a dress and a jersey.
Kia ora im Jayden and this is what i did in Wanagna today.
What went well this week and why? – pink shirt day because we got to colour and design our t – shirts.
Something that challenged me this week was – performing in drama.
Was this something i was able to control? Explain – Yes because i Could have a paper plan of what i need to say and do to help me.
One new thing i learnt this wee was – Shapes in Māori.
My goal for next week is – finish my chair in wood work.
Thank you for your time bye!