Values

Pride in Achievements 

This week our value is Pride in Achievements, and these are the things I am proud of:

My Rhythmic Competition, my very first one!

My Friends that I have strong relationships with!

Gilberthorpe Diamonds Netball Winnings!

That's all that I have for you today!

Sorry for lack of presentation, as my blog is going funny!

Dancing Like the Stars Performance

Dancing Like The Stars 2019

On Tuesday 2ncd July 2019, Te Ropu Whakamanawa had their big time to shine! Whakamanawa had Dancing Like The Stars 2019! We went to Issac Theatre Royal, and I had to be picked up at school to drive to Issac Theatre Royal. I went in Jeanna's car, which is Courtney's mum. I went with an all-girl car! Girls all the way baby! Anyway, here is our dance especially for you:

Our next step as a class is to do more things together and work as a team! I think we did pretty well in front of a crowd of thousands!

Expectation: Treating Others

School-Wide Expectation: Treating Others

Our school-wide expectation is Treating Others! This is my slide showing you my ideas of what our expectation should be looking like:

Maori Adjective Assessment

Maori Adjective Assessment

This week in Te Ropu Whakamanawa, we did a Maori Adjective Assessment. I think that I did pretty well, and this is what I have got so far:

My next step is to learn what they actually mean!

Cultural Diversity Day

World Cultural Diversity Day

World Cultural Diversity Day was a special day that was designed to embrace each other's uniqueness and differences. Like the acrostic poem above, Learn to be a different individual and value each other regardless of our skin colour, talents and years.Ara Tu Whakata has 24 different country's represented.Wednesday 22nd May was a fun day with lots of traditional clothing. Some of the countries were: Sri Lanka, Samoa, America, NZ Maori, Hungary (My Country), Germany, Fiji, Cambodia and Cook Islands (Also My Country). People brought foods from their country. 

                                             This is me:

This is me holding the Cook Island flag

This is the Performance Photos:

Sassy Miss Waho

Trinity and Nalanee:

Performance Starters

Doing the Orange Justice

Got some Money in Fish currency a.k.a Fish Tickets

I am the EASTER BUNNY!

This was a fun day and hope that Ara Tu Whakata enjoyed learning about other cultures and enjoyed sharing their own culture!

StepsWeb #3

  Seriously StepsWeb Minutes!

Today in Te Ropu Whakamanawa Literacy we did StepsWeb for 20 minutes real time. We have been at school for 3 weeks and Miss Waho has been comparing our Steps Minutes from Week 1 to Week 3, and here is my minutes from the latest check:

The highest score from Te Ropu Whakamanawa Literacy was 312 minutes StepsWeb Time, not real time.  My next step is to do much more minutes and more activities.

Whakamanawa Maori Assessment

 Classroom Objects in Maori Assessment - Whakamanawa

On Monday Whakamanawa did a test of how well we know our objects in our classroom. I did pretty well, but I realized that I mixed 2 up. Other than that, I'm proud as can be!😇

My next step is to learn more difficult Maori objects.