Parihaka Information.

Election Results 2017.

W.A.L.T: Create a slide presentation about the Election Results.

Kapa Haka Waiata Translation.

W.A.L.T: Have a go at translating the songs that we learnt in Kapa Haka.

Wonder Wall Poster.

Am I heard?

Listens?	Always	Most Of The Time	Sometimes	Hardly ever	Never
Home	Mum Dad	My Dog		Brother
School	Miss Simeon staff
Community

Am I heard?
At home I put my mum and dad because they always take time to listen to me when ever I need of like like talking to them, my dog most of the time listens to me but when she gets to exited she doesnt listen as much. My brother hardly ever listens to me he annoys me all the time but I still love him as my brother.

At school Miss simeon and all the staff listen to me and of course I do the same I always listen to them because I respect them and want to get an awesome education when move on to somewhere else.

Maori to English Translation.

W.A.L.T: Translate These Maori Words Into English.

Maori                                                                                    English

Aue	Alas
Ahakoa	Though / although
ahau	Me / I
Ahiahi	Afternoon
Ahua	Feelings
Aitua	Accident disaster
Ako	Learn
Akonga	Students
Akoranga	thing that is taught or learnt
Aku	My / mine
Ana	It
Anake	Only / alone
Anei	Here / by me
Ano	Again, also
Ao	World, dawn, cloud
Aorangi	Planet
Āpōpō	Tomorrow
Āporo	Apple
Arahi	Lead, guide
Arai	Curtain, to screen off, block

Ariki	Chief, leader
Ata	morning, shadow gently, carefully, deliberately
Ataahua	Beautiful
Atawhai	To show kindness towards someone
Atea	Open space, outer space
Atua	God
Aua	I don't know
Auahi	Smoke
Awangawanga	Concerns
Auau	Bark, or howl
Awatea	daylight
Awhina	To help
E hara	Negative used for nominal sentences, as in: He kurī tērā. Ehara tērā i te kurī. Ko Mere tēnei. Ehara tēnā i a Mere. ehara Exclamation: Sure enough, without a doubt.
Eke	Climb up, get into
Enei	these, near me plural of tēnei
Engari	but, on the contrary
Etahi	some, plural of tētehi
Haaerere	to wander, roam
Haerenga	journey
Haina	to sign a letter or document

Hakari	feast
Hakinakina	Sports
Hamama	To yell or shout
Hangai	traditional earth oven
Hangarau	technology
Haparangi	to shout, baw
Hapu	Subtribe, or pregnant
Harakeke	Flax
Haramai	Come welcome.
Haere mai	Come welcome.

Harikoa	Happy
haruru	A heavy sound

Hariru

Meet.

Katherine Wilson.

Kauri portfolio.