Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maori. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 4, 2022

SLJ - Week 2 Activity 6

 Hi Bloggers,

I am extremely sorry for not blogging all the other activities. This activity did take some time. But in the end I got it. I don't want you to be waiting so I will share both the activities soon. The first activity was where I need to right in Maori, how many there are and add the pictures. The step it up activity is where I have to make slides with pictures. Then you have to click on the pictures to go on the slide and there will be one question and the answer will be on the next slide. Now that's all I will say because I want you to see it. 

Here is my kick start activity:


Here is my step it up activity:

That's all that is for my post. I hope you have an awesome day! Look out for my next post.


Tuesday, September 14, 2021

Maori Language Week

 Tena Koutou Bloggers,


As you might have heard it is Maori Language week. In my classes today my teacher told us that we have to do something at 12pm today. It has to be some for Maori Language Week. I thought that I could do a Maori design like how I did in the Summer Learning Journey. It will be a little bit different because I won't colour it in. I might make another one that is different. But if you want to see my blog from the SLJ, the link will be here. So at 12 I will be making Maori designs and once I am finish I will add it to this post. Keep an eye out for my design.


My Maori design soon to come here:

Tuesday, December 29, 2020

SLJ - Day 4 Activity 1

 Hi Bloggers,


Today I finished my SLJ task which is 'What are you doing today?'. It was so fun and I have finished it. I had to make a copy of the slide and write sentences in maori. I enjoyed doing this activity. I found it hard to know what maori words say what but I eventually got it. My next steps are to not use the translater because I used it to help myself a little bit. I would like to learn a little more maori words and start to say sentences in maori. I might not keep zooming in and using the translater next time. I zoomed in so I can see what the picture was showing. Here are my slides. 




I am still doing the step it up task so as soon as I finish that, I will add it to this post. (Including my drawing of me and my mom doing it together)