Matariki..

 This week me group have been learning about Matariki.  Here is a picture I drew to share my understanding 

This is what I drew it is called a patu, I did this with my group and other groups. 

Instructions of how to Weave

Equipment:

• scissors
• ruler
• paper
• sellotape
• pen /pencil

You are ready to start weaving

Instructions

1. Gather all your equipment so you are ready to start.
   
2. Measure 10 strips of paper 1 cm wide 30 cm long.
   
3. Cut the 10 strips of paper.
   
4. Place 5 strips on the mat next to each other about 2 cm width apart.
   
5. Grab a strip and weave it up and down.
   
6. Repeat step 5 using the other 4 strips of paper.
   
7. Once step 6 is completed carefully fold the strips when you are finished weaving.
   
8. It should make a square in the middle.
   
9. Sellotape each corners so they stay in place and also cellotape in the middle
   
10. To make the sides of the box fold the outside strips back over the base (to keep the sides straight fold the strips using the line of the base as your guide).
    
11. Cut out 4 strips that are 24cm long and 1cm wide.
    
12. Take one strip and fold it into 4 quarters.(To give it 4 corners)
    
13. Sellotape each corner to keep the strip in place.
    
14. Repeat step 12 and 13 for the 3 remaining strips.
15. To finish the box make sure you fold over any strips sticking up and tape it down.

Siapo Patern

My siapo pattern

I did this with my elective teacher Mrs Nui, after we finished it, we showed it to the whole school in assembly. 

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Thank you hope you like it

Kyara

My Art Work

My art work

I did this artwork with the schools art teacher Whaea Toni and we had a lot of fun doing it 

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Kyara 

My family

This is my family, my pepeha and other things like keep calm and be who you are my pepeha says.

Kyara's pepeha 

Ko Kyara toku ingoa 

Ko Te whetu toku mama

Ko Paul toku papa

Tekau toku pakeke 

Ko Rangikura toku kura

No  Putauaki toku maunga 

No Uiriraroa toku marae 

Ko Johnson toku ingoa whanau

No rei ra tena koutau katoa

  The first blue koru is for my brother Sonny Boy, the first pink koru is my sister Oceana my other pink koru is my sister Motiki,  the last one is my littlest brother Zion.  I am not in this because I only care about my brothers and sisters and because I didn't have any room.

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Kyara

whanaungatanga term 1

My artwork for term 1

This is my artwork that I have been working on during term 1.  

In term 1  we have been learning about whanaungatanga and manaakitanga.

We had 2 teachers help us, Whaea Toni and Miss Hills.  Whaea Toni helped us with our identity and Miss Hills helped us with our face,  family,  our mihi and what Whanaungatanga  and  Manaakitanga means. This represents who I am and what I stand for. I am proud of myself because I spent a long time on this because it took me 9 weeks

Manaakitanga

Giving people an experience of true hospitality,and caring for others

For example when someone’s feeling like they don't belong  here we can just include   

Manaakitanga means in maori

Kore rawa rātou e wareware ki ēnei manaakitanga ā mate noa rātou.  Which also means They will never ever forget this hospitality until they die.  

Whanaungatanga

Whanaungatanga means  other people caring for others and including people in the games you play.

Whanaungatanga means in maori

Kōrero ai ngā whakapapa mō te whanaungatanga i waenganui i te ira tangata me te ao Whakapapa describe the relationships between humans and nature.

http://maoridictionary.co.nz/

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Kyara

Venn diagram

Venn diagram 

This is my Venn diagram,I did this with my teacher Miss Hills.

a Venn diagram representing mathematical or logical sets pictorially as circles or closed curves within an enclosing rectangle the universal set, common elements of the sets being represented by intersections of the circles for example:

Fiji and Tokelau have lots of things that are different and similar like, for Fiji like this. 

Tokelau fishes the same way but they fish like this 

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Thank you