Kia Ora! This week Room 2 have been learning information about Matariki and doing art.
Well, this is my poster it's about What it is, why it's important and how do they
celebrate it.
Tuesday 27 June 2017
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Kia ora Amanda,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Angelina and I am from Saint Patrick's School.
I like how you showed the importance of Matariki and how Maoris celebrate Matariki.I also learnt about Matariki today and I learnt the Matariki waiata as well. How did you celebrate Matariki this year?
Hi Angelina,
DeleteIt's me Amanda from Edmund Hillary School.
I didn't celebrate Matariki this year but I did make a poster about it, to be very honest I should've tried harder but I don't regret creating a poster about Matariki. Even though I'm Tongan I would actually love to celebrate Matariki properly.
Talofa Amanda,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Leolupe and I am from Saint Patrick's School. I like how you have presented your information. I also like how you added stars to represent the seven Matariki stars. I have learnt seven facts about Matariki and a Matariki waiata. Did you celebrate Matariki? If so, how did you celebrate it?
Malo E Lelei Lupe, It's Amanda from Edmund Hillary School.
DeleteThank you for complimenting my work :) I didn't celebrate Matariki but if I did then I would've celebrated by going outside with my big family observing the sparkling small stars shining from the distance and learn a Maori waiata.