Sunday, 25 September 2016
Turipuku – Haka
Turipuku – Haka
Kia mau..Hī!
Ringa pakia, pakia pakia, uma tiraha, turi whatia,
kia kino nei hoki..
Turipuku e koro!
Hariharia o ipu o taha
Ka Tuki-tuki ki Mokoia, kai te wāhi ngaro,
kai tiwarawara
E ai te whitu, rawa ko te Waru, I a hahā!
Taka te hōnga i a Whakaue
Piri ki te taha ko pā Whakaue
Kai te aha te mākūkū o te ure o Turuaroa
E kai a kai Whitu rānei
E kai a kai Waru rānei
E kai a papaki, papaki kau ana Turipuku ki ōna papa
Hi auē, hī!
Thursday, 1 September 2016
Sunday, 31 July 2016
You can follow this link to access some fun activities to help learn about the Rio Olympics 2016
https://www.studyladder.co.nz/guides/olympics-2
https://www.studyladder.co.nz/guides/olympics-2
Thursday, 23 June 2016
Ko koe te wairua
Ngā kupu katoa e waiatatia ana e tātou i tēnei tau 2016
Waiata tira
Intro: ū, ū, ū, ū, ū, ū…
Ko koe te wairua , Te kai-arahi
Te kai-whakaora , Āmine
Mai te timatanga, tae atu ki te mutunga
Ko koe te Ariki , Āmine
Anei mātou , e inoi atu nei
Manaakitia mai mātou i tēnei rā
Arohaina, tātou katoa,
Ko koe te oranga, o te ao katoa,
ko koe te Ariki, Āmine
(Solo: He honore, he korōria,
ki te runga rawa
He maungarongo ki te mata o te whenua,
He whakaaro pai ki………. ngā tāngata katoa)
He whakamoemiti ki te runga rawa, Korōria
Ko koe te wairua………(From the start)
Finish with ko koe te Ariki, ko koe te Ariki Āmine
He whakamoemiti ki te runga rawa, Korōria ūKotahi Kapua
Poi: Kotahi kapua
*Kotahi kapua i te rangi
Hei marangai ki te whenua (whenua)
Kotahi kapua i te rangi
Hei marangai ki te whenua (whenua)
Kua whiti te rā ki tua o Kahurangi
E kore koe e ngaro, Taku reo rangatira (Back to beginning *)
Taku reo rangatira
Kotahi kapua i te rangi
Hei marangai ki te whenua (whenua)Ka Pioioi
Waiata ā ringa: Kapioioi, (Leader parts underlined)
Kapi oioi e tohu aroha haukāinga
E hoki mai rā, *e hoki mai rā ka kite atu i tō iwi ē
E rotarota ana, e rotarota ana, e katakata ana mai rā
Pūkana whētero, pūkana whētero mai i te ihi ā ō mātua
Ka kite atu anō, ka kite atu anō i tō ātaahua e kanapa rā
Pupuhi ai i te hau, pupuhi ai i te hau, kapohia aku roimata
Kapi oioi, kapi oioi ē tohu aroha haukāinga e hoki mai rā, (back to *)
(Last part), kapioioi, kapi oioi e tohu aroha haukāinga x2, ā-ā-ā hi aue hī!.E noho ana....
Mōteatea: Composed by the late Irirangi Tiakiawa Tahuriorangi
• Takitaki: E noho ana rā au i runga i tōku Taumata i Ngongotaha...
• Katoa:
Ka titiro whakararo au ki Rotōrua-nui-a-Kahumatamomoe
(Ki te moana i haroa nei e Ihenga )
ka tungou au ki te Motutapu-a-Tinirau
I totope ai te kawakawa
ka whakaripo i te ia ki Ohau, taka rawa au ki (Te) Roto-iti-i-kite-ai-e-Ihenga
Tukituki ana rā taku hoe ki ngā Toitoi i Okere
Mau rawa taku rere i Te Awa-Tapuika
Ki ngā hukahuka wai
• I Tere ai taku tae atu
Ki Akeake, ki te kurae-o-te-Ihu-a-Tamatekapua.
• E kōkō ia e ara eWednesday, 22 June 2016
He aha koe....
Whakawātea: He aha koe pātai nei e moko
He aha koe e pātai nei e moko
Boys: Hī auē
Ki aku mahi e tū nei au
Boys: Hī, hī, hīhā
Ākene pea ako aku rau
Boys: Auē
Ko aku rau hei rongoā
He pēhi mamae
Me karakia te tuatahi
Ka kato i aku rau
Ka tunu roto i te wai
Ka inu kia pau
Tēnei mātou e tū nei e
He mauri he kaupapa he mana
He hau whakakorikori pīoioi
Pīoioi ana-Pīoioi ana i runga
I te pupuhi o te hau
Tū matara ana ē
Tau ana ngā manu x2
He aha koe e pātai nei e moko, ō, ō
Hei aha te pātai, hī
Wednesday, 8 June 2016
Practice Hangi
This term we are doing a hangi to celebrate matariki which is the maori new year.And we had to get up at 6.00 in the morning to light the fire, and it was very cold in the morning.we got the hangi out at 3.00 in the afternoon
Kamaka Reo's Post on Thursday, 9 June 2016
Yesterday the past and present group went to The Buried village. When we got to the door this lady popped out the door.she was dressed up in olden day clothes.Then she took us in a room and told a story about when Mt Tarawera erupted and told us how much people died and how frightened they were.Then we had morning tea.After we went for a walk on the walk it was cool and fun.Then we went back into the museum and watched a a video my heart was beating because it was scary and because it was really dark. My favourite part was when we watched the video.
Kāmaka Reo's Post on Thursday, 9 June 2016
At the trip to the buried village,I learnt that when the volcano erupted the volcano killed everybody that was close to the lake rotomahana. I also learnt that in the olden days the women wore long sleeved dresses, The women had to do chores one of them were pumping the water in buckets and pumping the handle up and down. We took some photos of the Staff ladies and saw their amazing dresses Debonaire and Annika
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Kamaka Reo (Space 8 & 9)
Makurakura mai nga hihi o te komaru ki runga i te kotihitihi o Ngongotaha
Hei maiaorere, hei pouwhirinaki i taku rahinga e noho nei i te whenua o Ngati Waokū
Ka titiro ki raro ki te iarere o nga wai o te awa o Waiowhiro
Ka puta ki te puaha o te Rotoruanuiakahu i kauria e Hinemoa arikihia ai e Ihenga
Ka hangai taku titiro ki te rae o Te Taumata o Te Rangikawhata
Ka hoki whakamuri te titiro ki te whenua e noho nei ko te kura o Kawaha
Tihei mauriora
Kia ora Whanau
Welcome to 2016. It is a new year with new things happening. We are both unsure and excited at the same time. There have already been a few changes. We have new staff, new class names and new team names.
The bilingual classes collectively are now called Kaimanga Reo which depicts the feeding or nurturing of knowledge and learning. Space 7 with Whaea Liz is now called Ana Reo. This is symbolic of Tunohopu's cave and denotes a place of nurturing, safety and encouraging.
Space 8 & 9 with Whaea Mel and Matua Mikaere are now called Kamaka Reo. Kamaka is a rock and talks about a foundational rock to build on. So we build on the foundation that has already been laid out in Ana Reo. Together we build something strong and enduring as we aspire to create life long learners.
We are looking forward to a great year of rich, relevant, contextualised learning. A year with more opportunities for student agency or student self directed learning. Empowering the students to take responsibility for their planning, learning and goal setting.
Please remember that the door is always open to parents who would like to come in and discuss any aspect of our child's learning.
Nga mihi
Mel Kara raua ko Mikaere Norris
Hei maiaorere, hei pouwhirinaki i taku rahinga e noho nei i te whenua o Ngati Waokū
Ka titiro ki raro ki te iarere o nga wai o te awa o Waiowhiro
Ka puta ki te puaha o te Rotoruanuiakahu i kauria e Hinemoa arikihia ai e Ihenga
Ka hangai taku titiro ki te rae o Te Taumata o Te Rangikawhata
Ka hoki whakamuri te titiro ki te whenua e noho nei ko te kura o Kawaha
Tihei mauriora
Kia ora Whanau
Welcome to 2016. It is a new year with new things happening. We are both unsure and excited at the same time. There have already been a few changes. We have new staff, new class names and new team names.
The bilingual classes collectively are now called Kaimanga Reo which depicts the feeding or nurturing of knowledge and learning. Space 7 with Whaea Liz is now called Ana Reo. This is symbolic of Tunohopu's cave and denotes a place of nurturing, safety and encouraging.
Space 8 & 9 with Whaea Mel and Matua Mikaere are now called Kamaka Reo. Kamaka is a rock and talks about a foundational rock to build on. So we build on the foundation that has already been laid out in Ana Reo. Together we build something strong and enduring as we aspire to create life long learners.
We are looking forward to a great year of rich, relevant, contextualised learning. A year with more opportunities for student agency or student self directed learning. Empowering the students to take responsibility for their planning, learning and goal setting.
Please remember that the door is always open to parents who would like to come in and discuss any aspect of our child's learning.
Nga mihi
Mel Kara raua ko Mikaere Norris
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