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Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Celebrating Tongan Language week
Saturday, 16 August 2014
Celebrating Cook Island week
Kiaorana To All
Celebrating Cook Island week
Making of Tivaevae in Room 9
We made a Tivaevae - Cook Island quilt.We used coloured paper and we each made small piece of Cook Island pattern. We put all our patterns together to make our own Cook Island quilt.
We learnt a few Cook Island words like-
Mumu - skirt
Tutu, Titi, - lay around the head and neck
Umu - type of cooking - cooked underground using banana leaves
Kete,- basket making
kia orana (hello)
Celebrating Cook Island week
Making of Tivaevae in Room 9
We made a Tivaevae - Cook Island quilt.We used coloured paper and we each made small piece of Cook Island pattern. We put all our patterns together to make our own Cook Island quilt.
We learnt a few Cook Island words like-
Mumu - skirt
Tutu, Titi, - lay around the head and neck
Umu - type of cooking - cooked underground using banana leaves
Kete,- basket making
kia orana (hello)
aere
ra (goodbye)
pe’ea
koe?
(how are you?)
mama
(Mum)
metua
(Dad)
Sapati - day they go to church (Sunday)
We loved making the Cook Island Quilt.
Making Tivaevae in Room 9
Celebrating Maori Language week
Tena Koutou to all!!

Celebrating Maori Language week
We started term 3 with the celebration of Maori Language week. We made Poi's and did a poi dance. We learnt about the Maori culture and the significance of picking up the green leaf when welcoming new visitors. We also learnt about the Koru pattern and its significance in Maori Culture.
We learnt about Hongi and Hangi. We celebrated the Maori Language week by doing various activities by going to other classes. It was great fun.
Making Poi's using polystyrene foam pieces in plastic bags
Dancing with Poi's to the tune - E rere taku poi
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
Matariki in Room 9
Celebrating Matariki in Room 9
Kia ora
Tapa art work in Room 9.
We used felts and dye to make our Tapa. We drew Koru - spial fern patterns, Ika- fish, Paua - shells and silver ferns - all of which are symbolic to New Zealand Maori culture. We then scrunched up the paper a few times to give it a crumpled real tapa look. Mrs Alluri then ironed the paper to remove the folds. We put up our art work in our school hall for our parents to see for our celebration evening.
Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Room 9 Scarecrow
They look so cool in our garden.
We are carrying our scarecrow out to put him in our vegetable garden.
Doesn't he look SCARY!!
We are sure he can look after our gardens.
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Stunning Samoa in Room 9
TALOFA LAVA!!
Room 9 & Mrs Alluri
Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Oral Language Program in Room 9
Term 2 Intensive Oral Language Program
As a part of our Oral Language program we will be learning about -
As a part of our Oral Language program we will be learning about -
- Amazing Autumn
- Stunning Samoa
- Super Scarecrows
- Animal Safari
Children will be bringing home a folder with pictures and stories we created as a part of our Oral Language to share at home with you. Please encourage your child to talk about what they have done and ask them to tell all about the topic they have been learning.
Thanks for all your support.
Mrs.Alluri
Tuesday, 29 April 2014
Welcome to all new children in Room 9
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| Welcome Back to Term 2 2014!! |
I certainly hope you all had a wonderful Easter break and were able to spend lots of quality time with your children.
Term 2 2014 starts on Monday 5th May 2014.
Looking forwards to seeing you all on Monday.
Breakfast in school starts every week - Monday to Thursday
Children will be served yummy healthy breakfast in the school hall.
It starts in the morning at 7.45am - 8.30am
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