16/05/13

Ko te Taite te ra tekau ma ono oHaratua

KUPU mo te wiki:

Hau+nga = Haunga - Smelly

Ka+wa = Kawa - Sour

Re + ka = Reka - Sweet

Use each word in a sentence of your own

Maramaramarama taka aue

• Hanuere - Kohitatea• Pepuere - Hui Tangaru• Maehe - Poutu te Rangi• Apereira - Paenga whawha e• Mei - Ha ra tua (Haratua)• Hune - Pipiri aue aue aue aue taukiri e• Hurae- Hongongoi• Akuhata - Hereturikoka• Hepetema - Te Mahuru e• Oketopa - Whiringa a nuku• Noema - Whiringa a Rangi• Tihema - Hakihea aue, aue aue aue taukiri e

Te Reo Maori alphabet/syllables

• Haka mana para ta wa nga wha

• Heke mene pere te we nge whe

• Hiki mini pi ri ti wi ngi whi

• Hoko mono poro to wo ngo who

• A E I O U

• Huku munu puru tu wu ngu whu

Recap

Saying thank you in Te Reo Maori is easy

The word is “Kia ora”

Ae pronounced “eye” is yes

Kao pronounced “k our” is no

Practice good pronunciation

WALT: Use polite language

“Homai” means “pass”The word “koa” means “please”

“Koa” is used after the word “Homai”

example:

Homai he pereti - Pass me a plate Homai koa he pereti - Please pass me a plateChange the following by adding “koa”

Homai he paraaoa - Pass some........Homai he pata - Pass some .............Homai he tiamu - Pass me some ..............

Homai koa

WA WERO:

He aha au?

First 2 callers to 721 could be into win a prize.

Ra whanau waiata:

Ra whanau kia koe

Ra whanau kia koe

Ra whanau ki a ....................

Ra whanau kia koe

-Ethan rm 12 me Jade rm 20.

House Points Term 2

Attendance

week 1

Cross Country

Totals

Red 15 15

Blue 10 10

Purple 20 20

Green 5 5

Kua mutu

• Ka kite............goodbye