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Blog Profile 2020
Ko Moehau te maunga
Ko Waihou te awa
Ko Tainui te waka
Ko Matai whetu te marae
Ko Ngati maru te iwi
Ko Hauraki te whenua
Ko Waihou te awa
Ko Tainui te waka
Ko Matai whetu te marae
Ko Ngati maru te iwi
Ko Hauraki te whenua
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Kia ora, ko Tipene tooku ingoa i am 11 years old and i am from Aotearoa. My favourite colours are kikorangi
and kakariki. My favourite sport is soccer. I attend TPS which stands for Tamaki Primary School and i'm in a bi- lingual class called Te Puna Wairua. I also have 5 brothers and 4 sisters.
Nga mihi for reading and don’t forget to leave comment’s.
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Pepeha
Ka tangi te tiitii ka tangi te kaakaa ka tangi hoki ahau, tihei mauri ora!
Te mea tuatahi me mihi ki te atua, naana nei ngaa mea katoa.
Ki ngaa mate kua riro, haere haere haere atu raa
Te whare e tuu nei teenaa koe, te papa e takoto nei takoto, teenaa taatou te hunga ora.
Ko Maungarei te Maunga
Ko Te wai o Taaiki me Omaru ngaa awa
Ko Te Waitemata te moana
Ko Ruapootaka te marae
Ko Te Kura Tuatahi o Taamaki e ngunguru nei!
Ko Kotuiti te waka
Ko Ngāti Paoa te iwi
Ko Steven/Tipene tooku paapaa
Ko Andrea tooku mama
Ko Tipene tooku ingoa
He uri takahanga teenei noo te wahi tupu o
Hoterini
Sunday, December 1, 2019
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Matua Punehu
At the beginning of term 4 we had a new kaiako come in to teach us, he is good at mau rakau and he shows us in class. His favourite foods are Hangi, Kaimoana and fried bread and his pepeha is
Ko Hauturu te Maunga
Ko Manaia te awa
Ko Tīkapa te Moana
Ko Te kou-ō-Rehua te tangata
Ko Ngāti Pūkenga te iwi
Ko Manaia te Marae
Also some colours that he likes are green and orange.
This is all about our new kaiako.
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Sunday, October 13, 2019
My Holiday
On Saturday, my Dad came over to my house to take us out for lunch and get school lunch first we went to McDonalds and me and Cohen got a Big Mac and then we went to the Warehouse but I said I wanted to go to Full Sun.
Then when we got there I went to go look at the Māori arts and Poi I was about to get one but Cohen said “look there’s walky talkys” so i got the walkie talkies and he only had enough money to get one battery.
After that we went to Countdown to get school lunch and whatever we wanted . Then when we got back home my Dad got his screwdriver and put the battery in the walkie talkies when he left I started eating the cupcakes he told us not to eat in a whole day but we ate a full pack and there was one more left then when it was bedtime and I went to bed so that was my holiday.
Then when we got there I went to go look at the Māori arts and Poi I was about to get one but Cohen said “look there’s walky talkys” so i got the walkie talkies and he only had enough money to get one battery.
After that we went to Countdown to get school lunch and whatever we wanted . Then when we got back home my Dad got his screwdriver and put the battery in the walkie talkies when he left I started eating the cupcakes he told us not to eat in a whole day but we ate a full pack and there was one more left then when it was bedtime and I went to bed so that was my holiday.
Monday, September 16, 2019
Te wiki o te reo maori
This week is te Wiki o te Reo Māori, which is Māori Language Week. We as a whānau are celebrating it because it is a very important week for Māori.Image result for maori flag
So this morning, we went to the hall and sat on the stage. Sumuree was the kaikaranga for the manuhiri and Whaea Lee was the kaikaranga who welcomed them in. Papa T, Whaea Lees husband, was our kaikorero and our kaikarakia. We
stood up and did our himene, which was He Honore, Papa did his whaikorero and gave him a waiata tautoko.
There was this man (Matua Jamie Wall) who stood up and talked about himself and his mahi. He also spoke about rugby with the Kapa o Pango. Whaea Rhonda stood up and presented the certificates to others. Then all the classes went back to there rooms the manuhiri stood up and went to the back of the room to grab them a kai to eat. Then we did one more waiata and haka and when to eat there were Apples, Grapes, Oranges, Biscuits, Rewana bread and Milk and coffee for the adults we also had chocolate which there was no more cause the year six and the year fives had to be at the back for the teina and the kootiro then when we left we started talking about what we're doing for Maaori language week we are really busy this week practicing and teaching.
Nga mihi ka kite ano.
So this morning, we went to the hall and sat on the stage. Sumuree was the kaikaranga for the manuhiri and Whaea Lee was the kaikaranga who welcomed them in. Papa T, Whaea Lees husband, was our kaikorero and our kaikarakia. We
stood up and did our himene, which was He Honore, Papa did his whaikorero and gave him a waiata tautoko.
There was this man (Matua Jamie Wall) who stood up and talked about himself and his mahi. He also spoke about rugby with the Kapa o Pango. Whaea Rhonda stood up and presented the certificates to others. Then all the classes went back to there rooms the manuhiri stood up and went to the back of the room to grab them a kai to eat. Then we did one more waiata and haka and when to eat there were Apples, Grapes, Oranges, Biscuits, Rewana bread and Milk and coffee for the adults we also had chocolate which there was no more cause the year six and the year fives had to be at the back for the teina and the kootiro then when we left we started talking about what we're doing for Maaori language week we are really busy this week practicing and teaching.
Nga mihi ka kite ano.
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Powhiri
This week is te Wiki o te Reo Māori, which is Māori Language Week. We as a whānau are celebrating it because it is a very important week for Māori.
So this morning, we went to the hall and sat on the stage. Sumuree was the kaikaranga for the manuhiri and Whaea Lee was the kaikaranga who welcomed them in. Papa T, Whaea Lees husband, was our kaikorero and our kaikarakia. We
stood up and did our himene, which was He Honore, Papa did his whaikorero and gave him a waiata tautoko.
There was this man (Matua Jamie Wall) who stood up and talked about himself and his mahi. He also spoke about rugby with the Kapa o Pango. Whaea Rhonda stood up and presented the certificates to others. Then all the classes went back to there rooms the manuhiri stood up and went to the back of the room to grab them a kai to eat. Then we did one more waiata and haka and when to eat there were Apples, Grapes, Oranges, Biscuits, Rewana bread and Milk and coffee for the adults we also had chocolate which there was no more cause the year six and the year fives had to be at the back for the teina and the kootiro then when we left we started talking about what we're doing for Maaori language week we are really busy this week practicing and teaching.
Nga mihi ka kite ano.
So this morning, we went to the hall and sat on the stage. Sumuree was the kaikaranga for the manuhiri and Whaea Lee was the kaikaranga who welcomed them in. Papa T, Whaea Lees husband, was our kaikorero and our kaikarakia. We
stood up and did our himene, which was He Honore, Papa did his whaikorero and gave him a waiata tautoko.
There was this man (Matua Jamie Wall) who stood up and talked about himself and his mahi. He also spoke about rugby with the Kapa o Pango. Whaea Rhonda stood up and presented the certificates to others. Then all the classes went back to there rooms the manuhiri stood up and went to the back of the room to grab them a kai to eat. Then we did one more waiata and haka and when to eat there were Apples, Grapes, Oranges, Biscuits, Rewana bread and Milk and coffee for the adults we also had chocolate which there was no more cause the year six and the year fives had to be at the back for the teina and the kootiro then when we left we started talking about what we're doing for Maaori language week we are really busy this week practicing and teaching.
Nga mihi ka kite ano.
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