Check Out This Amazing Te Reo Maori!

 For the past few weeks in Te Ngahere we have been working on a weather report in Te Reo Maori. I did a blog post about learning weather in Te Reo Maori  afew weeks ago. Now Mahana and I have finally moved on to our DLO, we had a choice to make our DLO into a powtoon, animation or green screen; Mahana an I chose to do an animation. It didn’t matter what we had chosen, but it had to have a map of New Zealand  with all of the locations written in Te Reo Maori. Once we had finally finished making our animation we did a screencastify, linked it to the ‘Hand In Sheet’ and marked it red and now it’s green!

Have you ever had to do a screencastify in Te Reo Maori?

Here it is!

Weather In Te Reo Maori

 This week in Te Ngahere we have been learning more Te Reo Maori, we are learning to understand and use familiar words about the weather. We started by reading a book about the weather in Te Reo, then we learnt what some weather conditions are in Te Reo Maori, such as: cloudy, rainy, sunny,etc After we had memorised the weather conditions we played memory with them (Which turned out to be really fun). Then we played go fish but we had to ask for what card we wanted speaking in Te Reo and if we wanted to go off subject we would have to do it in Te Reo. since we are still doing this when we are done ,we are going to make a weather forecast  in Te Reo Maori and present it to the class. I really enjoy learning the weather in Te Reo. 

Can you speak Fluent Te Reo Maori?  

Check Out This Great Te Reo Maori Work

 For the past few weeks in Te Ngahere we have been Learning Te Reo Maori. We started by reading a book in Maori multiple times, then we wrote some sentences of kids going out to a sports field and playing games. Everyone's first sentence had to say I tēnei rā, I haere ngā tamariki ki te papa takaro, which means today the children went to the sports field. After we had done that we had to write: I ako rātou ki te mahi _____ , which means the kids learnt how to play, & then you’d add the sport you chose in Maori. Example: Say you chose rugby league, your sentence would be: I ako rātou ki te mahi Riki, which means: the children learnt how to play rugby league. We had to do at LEAST 5 of these, then our slideshow ended with KA MAU TE WEHI, which means awesome. After that Grace and I made a screencastify.  What I found hard about this was finding the correct translation for the words. What I found easy about this was doing the screencastify.

Can you speak any Te Reo Maori?

Here is ours