SLJ: Day 3 Activity 2 My Pepeha

Ko Owairaka te maunga   

Ko Waikato te awa         

Ko Kisina Kaitapu tōku tīpuna

Ko Kaitapu tōku hapū      

Ko Auckland, New Zealand ahau

Ko Mika rāua ko Silivia ōku mātua  

Ko  Sayonara tōku ingoa

SLJ: Day 3 Activity 2 Family of seven to nine children

This is what I thought it would be like to have seven to nine siblings in the 1800s and why I think it is important.

SLJ:Dream Job

This is my dream job, I would like this to be my dream job because I like to help people.

SLJ:wharepuni and a normal house

This poster is about the similarities and differences about a wharepuni and a normal house like ours. Make sure you leave a positive, thoughtful and helpful comment.
Question for the day is which house would you live in and why?

SLJ:What I feel about the voyage to a new country

This letter is for my friend Tina who lives in Tonga. Her and her family has never been out of Tonga.
I wrote her this letter so she know how I feel about the voyage to a new country.

Summer Learning Journey

The Summer Learning Journey as created a challenge for some of the school and Christ The King is one of them. The senior class has all signed up so my blogs will be about different years like the first week is about the beginning of 1800-1870. 

SLJ: Maui's history of Aotearoa

I have learned about things that I didn't know that was intersting like,The Maori name for that particular part? is Te Ika a Maui (North Island), and questions that we might think of is What type of fish do you think this part of Aotearoa is? A Stingray. 

I am interested because I have learned that all these answers have an important meaning to the story. Te lka a maui is important because it's the name of the fish that he caught, Stingray is the type of fish that Maui pulled up out of the water. The hook as the end of the North Island which is the head, and the long white tail is the top of the North Island