Ketura - Maori Language Week

 

This week is Maori Language Week. On Wednesday, Sam was leading us how to count in Maori from one to ten.  

Fighting For The Land

WALT: create a Maori Myth (narrative)

Walt: Write an impactful introduction to our Maori myth

“Summer, Spring, and Autumn are gone past.” Says Tim the twin. On a Winter season, Tim and Jill the Maori Twins had a dad that passed away in a island called Te Ika A Maui where there was a God, and also where Tim and Jill’s villagers were living. The twins took over his place as the chief. As leaders of the villagers and the island they have to make sure each and everyone of the villagers were safe.

The God that had lived there since he was little he had white hair, white clothes, that always walks with a stick, and also when he gets angry he turns things and people into ice forever.

Sometimes during spring, there was always a problem where the twins’ dad couldn’t fix. Every winter, the God had always came to the villagers house and he froze them. The reason why the God had always came to the villagers house is because, the chief and their people were in the wrong island.

Few weeks later, the winter God came and told them to get out of his island. Then Jim the chief yelled “,No We Won’t Go.” After that the winter God got angry then he yelled out to them with anger “,By The Time I Come Back You Are Gone.” When the winter God was walking back home, the chiefs and their people were having a meeting about what to do to get rid of the winter God.

Hours later the winter God was making his way and also getting ready to freeze as much  villagers he can. When the God got to the village, he peeked at where the villagers where at. Then he saw the people and the villagers getting ready to battle with the winter God.

After the God, the chief and the villagers were ready to fight for the island, Tim and Jim yelled out to all the villagers and said “Let’s Go.” An hour later all the villagers were frozen because the winter Gods powers, and the God was slade to the ground and there were ice everywhere, but the only ones that were alive were Tim and Jim. After everything was all done they went and had a long sleep.       

Ketura: ALiM Group

Last week the ALiM group went outside on a Thursday to draw and learn about angles. We learnt about less than 90 degrees and more than 90 degrees.

Being Kind

WALT: be kind in class

Fizzing and Foaming Art

This is my fizzing and foaming artwork