Language Features

Malo e lele EVERYONE,

I'm back with another litracy blog post, for this task I learnt about poems, for example poems are decribing the charctors in the story. what I learnt was that  the poems have ryhming words. during this task it was pretty averge I knew what I was doing! feel free to leave a postive comment.

 

Break The CODE

 Maori Maths

9	=	Whitu	+	Tahi
7	=	tekau	-	toru
63	=		x
630	=		x	tekau

Kia Ora EVERYONE,

Today i'm back with another maths task! for todays Maths task we had to crack the code with these Maori pictures and numbers in Maori. it was pretty difficult, but i'm glad i've given it a go! Feel free to leave a postive comment. 

Coordinate Conundrums

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Today i'm back with another maths task! This task is week 6 learning. The task above that I did, we learnt about co-ordinates.I am currently finshing all the work that has not been done.  during this learning it was pretty diffcult but i'm glad that i've given it a go! feel fre to leave a postive comment.

Confidence in Coordinates

Malo e lele,

For todays maths learning room 3 are learning about coordinates. for the over viwe this was pretty complacted but i'm glad I still coped with the activity. feel free to leave a postive comment!

 

Te Whare Tapa Whā - 10 - Taha Tinana

Kia Ora,

Today I learnt about Te Taha Tinana! and how it is so important. it's the benefit of keeping fit. this lock-down has recently helped me gain my strength on keeping fit. and taking a good care of my body. feel free to leave a positive comment!

 

Tongan Language - Speech

1: Loto Poto (wisdom)

2: Mo’ui Fakaumalie (spiritually)

3: Nofo- ‘a-kainga (collective living) 

4: Ofa (love)

5: Loto Faka’apa’apa (respect) 

 

Writing below: 

Being a Tongan there are five values that identify your a Tongan.  

Tongan people use Loto Poto (wisdom) with their daily life, to help them live in the Tongan society. Mo’ui Fakaumalie (spiritually) religion is an important aspect of Tonga society, most Tongan families are members of a christin church.  Nofo-’a-kainga (collective living) family is the center of the unit. Ofa (Love) people in Tonga love each and every one of them. Loto Faka’apa’apa (respect) they show respect through their actions, Example: respect the elders. Respect is the basis of Tongan language. Did you ever know that Tonga is the only pacific country which was never colonised.

- Keep Fit

Malo e lele,

Today I wanted to blog about what iv'e been up to during lock-down! so I figured I should write about what iv'e been doing. also in this presentation it should show a few facts that could help you stay fit. hopefully this presentation gives you an idea on some tips to stay healthy/fit. feel free to comment.