Ramadan & Eid

 

Who celebrates it?	Anyone can.
When is it?	The next one is in 2021 wednesday may 12th
How long does it last for?	It last’s for 29-30 days
What do they do during Ramadan?	They don't eat  but only in the evenings
Why do they do this?	They pray every day to be thankful for all the things they have.
What happens at the end of Ramadan and what is	They have their last meal when the sun sets.
5 interesting things you found out	They all make beautiful food. They have a big celebration for other people to go to. They all have traditional dances. They have different prayers. Some can speak english and their language, and the little kids can eat all day until they get older,then they have to do what adults do.

Make sure to see the google drawing on mikaylah's blog here is the link to her blog. >http://hpsmikaylahi.blogspot.com/

EOTC

 Here is slideshow about EOTC week

The fun run

 Yesterday the whole school was at  Kyle park doing a fun run because our school raised over 9000 dollars there was lots of thing that you had to do. The best part about the fun run was getting wet, also down doing the water slide.

Algebra

 Kia ora I have been working on algebra for the frist time the week take a look at what I have done.

Planets

 Kia ora this is the maori names of the planets in space, Take a look of what I have drawn.

Painted hoe patai

 This week I have been working on the patai for my hoe waka take a look at my mahi  that I have been doing.

1. What are “hoe waka” hoe waka are paddles

2. What were waka taua used for? waka taua was used for transporting war weapons and to transport large groups of people.

3. What are 4 reasons hoe waka were important to Māori life? because they are used to turn the boat and to move the boat. The padiles are used for art carving and to tell people about their pepeha.

4. Where did the designs on hoe waka come from? What is the name for the designs on them? The designs of hoe waka represent your pepeha. The designs on the hoe waka is called kowhaiwhai.

5. Who exchanged things on october 1769? (the 2 groups)It was the Maori and Europeans.

 

 

1. Where are those hoe waka now? Only twenty hoe waka survived; there are only two of the hoe waka left in aotearoa and the rest are at mushime and private colleges.

A comparison between the Maori and Hawaiian version of catching the sun.

 we have been learning  about Maui and his adventures. we compared both versions of him catching the sun. I  have storyboard the main points on Book creator.

please click this link to see what I have done.        leave me a comment-Nga mihi