Homework week 5

It is week 5 already and time to present your Nga Mihi.

Hopefully you have been practicing since week 3!

Presentations will be on Friday so this weeks homework is to prepare using the assessment matrix as a guide.

Good Luck

Homework week 6 & 7

This is a 2 week homework task some aspects will be done in class. 

We are focussing on our Term 2 unit -Animal Planet in class and we have linked the Variety Show to this unit. All students have an animal they will portray in the show.

This homework task is to research both the native animal and the invasive species (in some cases this is humans) you are involved with in the Variety Show.

Week 1 -Find out;

• Natural habitat of both species
• Food sources of the both species
• Birth rate of both species
• How the invasive species was introduced to New Zealand
• You must include 2-3 sentences in your own words explaining what you think is the impact of the invasive species on the native species' habitat, food source, successful birth rate and how have the effects caused a decline in the native species population levels based on what you have found out.

In class you will present this work on a A3 sheet of paper as a poster.

Week 2 -Publish;

• A bold title (lettering (font) &  spaced out evenly)
• Images of the 2 species
• Your information in 3 sections on the poster -1 for the native species and 1 for the invasive species and 1 for your opinion
• Effective use of colour to attract attention
• Effective layout -Think about how you will place the title, text, and images on the poster
• You may want to use a border or frames (optional)

Homework week 3

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.

Tena koutou katoa,

or

Tena Tatou katoa,

or

Kia ora koutou,

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.