Today we are learning about DNA in Science and we are using lollies and toothpicks to make a DNA Lolly
The full DNA process is 21km and the lolly is 7cm
7cmx3000000000=2100000000 and ÷ 100000 =210000km
Kupu Hou:
Matariki- Maori New Year
Whanau- family
Iwi-tribe
Kai-food
Hakari-feast
Hangi-earth oven
Maramataka- Maori calendar
Korero- to speak
Whakapapa-genealogy
Purakau-story
Whanaungatanga-connections
Moemoea-to dream
Takitahi-individual
Takitini-collective
Wetereo:
Ahea 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 Maori- The Maori New Year.
He aha tau moemoea- What is your dream?
He *insert* taku moemoea- My dream is…
Ko wai a Matariki?- Who is Matariki?
Ko Matariki tetahi whetu- Matariki is a star.
Manawatia A Matariki- Celebrate Matariki.
What is the origin of Matariki?
Tawhirimatea ripped his eyes out and he threw them up in the air of Matariki.
Ko wai a Hiwa-i-te-rangi?
Who is Hiwa-i-te-rangi?
Kia ora I te whanau, today I am here with another blog post, and in Wananga, we are learning about “Matariki”, Matariki is the star clusters that are up in the sky, My favorite star out of all of the clusters is my brother’s star “Puanga”, Puanga is the star that is only comes out in the morning and he is a bright star that is really bright.
Write a paragraph about how Tawhirimatea might have felt when he threw his eyes into the sky.
After the war with Tumatauenga, he felt he was in anger and he pulled his eyes out and threw them up in the sky.
This is my week that was…
Good
What went well this week and why?
Music, because we can make our slides and talk about our favorite artists or sounds.
Something that challenged me this week was:
Food tech, because we had to even our muffins and it was different.
This challenged me because:
It was really difficult and we had to even it out.
One new thing I learned this week was:
To not put the mixture onto the baking tin.
My goal for next week is:
To even the cupcakes next week for Food tech.
The emoji that best represents how I felt this week is:
(circle the one you choose)
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Today in Music, we were making a slideshow about our Favourite artists or sounds, I did artists that I like with some Kapahaka Roopu as well.
Thank you for looking at my blog.
December, January, February is the month of Summer.
March, April, and May are the month of autumn.
Revision: This mahi introduces two big-time concepts. Make sure you have learned the new kupu. Read through and make your own notes on the following:
Āhea– When will
E.g Āhea koutou ako ai?
Āpōpō ngā manu waiata ai.
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Nōnahea– When did
E.g Nōnahea a Tane i hoki mai ai? When did Tane return? Nō tērā wiki ngā manu i waiata ai.
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The following sentences are in future tense ‘Ahea- when will’. Flip them to past tense ‘Nōnahea-when did’.
The following sentences are in past tense ‘Nōnahea-when did’. Flip them to future tense ‘Ahea- when will’
Āhea Practice: Use the table to create and translate your sentences.
| Ā | -hea
-kuanei te rima karaka te pō nei te ahiahi nei tērā wiki tōna wa |
tāua
A Māka ngā tamariki tō pāpā ia te whānau te kurī |
tae mai
haere kai tākaro hoki mai whakatā moe |
ai |
Nōnahea Practice: Use the table to create, then translate, your own sentences.
| Nō / I | -nahea
-napō -nakuanei te ata nei te whā karaka Tērā tau |
rāua
a Tino ngā mokopuna tō māmā koe te ngeru |
i | tae mai
moe kai wehe rere mahi |
ai |
Kupu Hou:
Maori Calendar- Mamarataka
Nga Houanga- Seasons:
Takurua- Winter
Koanga- Spring
Raumati- Summer
Ngahuru- Autumn
Nga Marama- Months
Hanurere- January
Pēpuere- February
Māehe- March
Aperira- April
Mei-May
Hune-June
Hūrae- July
Akuhata- August
Hepetema- September
Oketopa- October
Noema- November
Tīhema- December
Maramataka- Māori Calendar.
Wetereo
Ko te aha?- What?
Tēnei- this {by me}
Ko te aha tēnei marama?- What month is this?
Ko te Mei tēnei marama. – This month is May.
This is my week that was…
Good
What went well this week and why?
Food tech, because we were making yummy noodles and toasties.
Something that challenged me this week was:
Doing some tiny housework in maths
This challenged me because:
It has a little room.
One new thing I learned this week was:
Getting some strategies for my tiny house
My goal for next week is:
Thinking about more work than going on any either stuff.
The emoji that best represents how I felt this week is:
(circle the one you choose)
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This is my week that was…
good
What went well and why?
music, because we were playing the drums.
Something that challenges me because:
Maths, because we are learning about areas.
One new thing I learned this week is:
Making burgers in food tech
My goal for next week is:
To work on maths and others.
The emoji that represents how I felt this week:
[circle the one that you choose] happy [can’t find emoji]
Kupu Hou:
Kōti- Jacket
Pōtae- Hat
Skirt- Panekoti
Trousers- Tarau
Short- Tarau poto
Jeans- Tarau tāngari
Jersey- Poraka
Dress- Kaka
Shirt- Tīhāte
Uniform- Kākahu ōrite
Pyjamas- Kākahu Moe
Swimming Togs-Kākahu kaukau.
Ngā
Socks-Tōkena
Shoes- Hū
Gloves- Karapu
Gumboots- Kamupūtu
Glasses- Mōwhiti
Wetereo:
He aha?- What?
Tēnei- This {by me}
Tēnā- that {by you}
Tērā- that {over there}
He aha tēnei?- What is this?
He aha ēnei?- What are these?
He kotī tēnei- This a jacket
He kaka, he poraka ēnei.
-These are a dress and a jacket.