My name is Olive and I’m one of the new blog commentators in the Kaikohekohe cluster this summer! I’m working the Teaser Week and I’m super excited to see all your blog activities!
Congratulations on completing your first activity! It’s great to see you’ve started the activities already and I hope you whizz through them this week! Your Pepeha was great to read. I enjoyed learning about where you came from and your use of Te Reo. Have you tried the Pikoto chart template? I know lots of other students have used it for their Pepeha blog posts. Ask a parent, or a friend to help you find it and I think you’ll have a lot of fun!
This year at university, I also learnt about my Pepeha and completed one. I’ve included it here so you can learn more about me!
Ko TSS Earnslaw te waka Ko Orakei te moana Ko Maungakiakia te maunga Ko Tatimana te iwi Ko Te Aka Matua ki Te Pou Hawaiki te Marae Ko Olive tōku ingoa
I learned a lot about my family history. It was really interesting finding out all this information! Did you find out anything special about your family, or your local areas? Let me know if you did, I can’t wait for your reply!
Thank you for your lovely blog post and have fun completing the rest of the activities.
Feel free to check out my blog and get to know me a little better! https://olivesljprogram.blogspot.com/
If you’d like to meet my lovely team you can here. https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/meet-the-team?authuser=0
I’m super excited to see what else you come up with this week!
Merry Christmas! I hope you are having a great holiday so far :)
My name is Tayla and I am the Cluster Manager for the Summer Learning Journey in Kaikohekohe. I just wanted to pop in and say that it’s not too late to start the programme! You can find the activities here: https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/weekly-activities
You can do any of the activities, so take a look at some of the options. I’m sure there will be something that you’ll find interesting to learn about.
Kia ora Kayne,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Olive and I’m one of the new blog commentators in the Kaikohekohe cluster this summer! I’m working the Teaser Week and I’m super excited to see all your blog activities!
Congratulations on completing your first activity! It’s great to see you’ve started the activities already and I hope you whizz through them this week! Your Pepeha was great to read. I enjoyed learning about where you came from and your use of Te Reo. Have you tried the Pikoto chart template? I know lots of other students have used it for their Pepeha blog posts. Ask a parent, or a friend to help you find it and I think you’ll have a lot of fun!
This year at university, I also learnt about my Pepeha and completed one. I’ve included it here so you can learn more about me!
Ko TSS Earnslaw te waka
Ko Orakei te moana
Ko Maungakiakia te maunga
Ko Tatimana te iwi
Ko Te Aka Matua ki Te Pou Hawaiki te Marae
Ko Olive tōku ingoa
I learned a lot about my family history. It was really interesting finding out all this information! Did you find out anything special about your family, or your local areas? Let me know if you did, I can’t wait for your reply!
Thank you for your lovely blog post and have fun completing the rest of the activities.
Feel free to check out my blog and get to know me a little better!
https://olivesljprogram.blogspot.com/
If you’d like to meet my lovely team you can here.
https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/meet-the-team?authuser=0
I’m super excited to see what else you come up with this week!
Ngā mihi,
Olive
Kia ora Kayne,
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! I hope you are having a great holiday so far :)
My name is Tayla and I am the Cluster Manager for the Summer Learning Journey in Kaikohekohe. I just wanted to pop in and say that it’s not too late to start the programme! You can find the activities here: https://sites.google.com/site/summerlearningjourney/weekly-activities
You can do any of the activities, so take a look at some of the options. I’m sure there will be something that you’ll find interesting to learn about.
I hope I get to read some of your work!
Ngā mihi,
Tayla