Slade @ Ahipara School

Monday, April 4, 2022

for the few weeks room, 5 has been doing this war thing for reading.

Room 11 had to make something this year and this is my one.

#Summer learning

This is the painting I did on summer learning

it is a site that you can do on the weekends

it has heaps of activities that you can do

this is an example of my panting

space is a cool them so I choose and you can see the earth

Tena koutou katoa today we are going to be talking about Maori history.

There are 16 different types of haka.

The haka is a war dance.

The haka uses whole-body movement, songs, and chants.

The haka is performed to show emotion and thought, welcome people, celebrations, to spread fear in conflict.

The war chant is a call to the god to ask for help.

The waiatas are based on the stories and the legend.

They stomp their feet to connect to their Whenua.

There are four elements of the haka Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water. Your Whenua, ahi, hau, and wai.

They wiri (shake their hands) to represent the heat waves rising from the ground, to share life.

The Maori tattoo is a cool expression of cultural heritage and identity.

Thank You for listening to our script.

this is our script that Me Matteo azangah

did about Maori history

Hi I'm Slade I have created a newspaper article about 9/11.