Troy liked playing the puzzles.
Tunisia enjoyed using her brain in a different way.
Jacob thoroughly enjoyed the different version of capture the flag.
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Nga Mihi. This term one of our Te Reo Maori goals is Nga Mihi, a personal introduction, which is an important part of our national identity and understanding of our indigenous culture. You need to know your mihi off by heart and pronounce it correctly (see the marking guide in homework book) You will be expected to present this to the class in week 5. |
Ko …………………toku ingoa (your first name)
Ko …………………toku mama (mother-first name)
Ko …………………toku papa (father-first name)
Ko …………………toku maunga (mountain)
Ko …………………toku awa (river)
Ko …………………toku moana (ocean/sea)
Ko …………………toku kainga tuturu (place you were born)
Ko …………………toku whakapapa (family/ last name)
No reira, tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.