We are a Junior Bi-lingual class at Nelson Central School. We are a mix of Year 1 and Year 2 students, Whaea Carly is our kaiako. We enjoy learning in Maori and English every day. We are part of Te Pouahi whaanau and enjoy sports, swimming, kapa haka and art with Room 13, Room 15 and Room 16. We are in Room 14.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Matua Tom
We have had the privilege of having Matua Tom with us for the past three weeks. Today Matua Tom taught the entire class. As part of our experiences for writing - Matua made play dough with the tamariki. We brainstormed our ideas and got lots of rich language for our mahi tuhituhi! Tomorrow we will begin our writing. Tino pai Matua Tom!
Putting a hangi down.
Matua Pete arrived in his truck and the digging began! Thank you Matua Wayne, Matua Dave, Matua Shane and Matua Paul. Thank you Whaea Donna for making the yummiest mussel chowder for our workers
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Matariki
During Matariki, we celebrate our unique place in the world. We give respect to the whenua on which we live, and admiration to our mother earth, Papatūānuku.
Throughout Matariki, we learn about those who came before us. Our history, our family, our bones.
Matariki signals growth. It's a time of change. It's a time to prepare, and a time of action. During Matariki, we acknowledge what we have and what we have to give.
Matariki celebrates the diversity of life. It's a celebration of culture, language, spirit and people.
Matariki is our Aotearoa Pacific New Year.
Nga mihi nui
Whaea Carly
Throughout Matariki, we learn about those who came before us. Our history, our family, our bones.
Matariki signals growth. It's a time of change. It's a time to prepare, and a time of action. During Matariki, we acknowledge what we have and what we have to give.
Matariki celebrates the diversity of life. It's a celebration of culture, language, spirit and people.
Matariki is our Aotearoa Pacific New Year.
Nga mihi nui
Whaea Carly
Seven stars of Matariki
Matariki
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Te reo Maori
Every fortnight we work on new vocabulary and sentence structures. Then we draw and write about what we have learnt in ICT.
Matariki
During Matariki, we celebrate our unique place in the world. We give respect to the whenua on which we live, and admiration to our mother earth, Papatūānuku.
Throughout Matariki, we learn about those who came before us. Our history, our family, our bones.
Matariki signals growth. It's a time of change. It's a time to prepare, and a time of action. During Matariki, we acknowledge what we have and what we have to give.
Matariki celebrates the diversity of life. It's a celebration of culture, language, spirit and people.
Matariki is our Aotearoa Pacific New Year.
Nga mihi nui
Whaea Carly
Throughout Matariki, we learn about those who came before us. Our history, our family, our bones.
Matariki signals growth. It's a time of change. It's a time to prepare, and a time of action. During Matariki, we acknowledge what we have and what we have to give.
Matariki celebrates the diversity of life. It's a celebration of culture, language, spirit and people.
Matariki is our Aotearoa Pacific New Year.
Nga mihi nui
Whaea Carly
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Fantastic draft writing!
Today we wrote about the cross country. The tamariki worked really hard on their stories. Tomorrow they are publishing and presenting their mahi tuhituhi.
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