Taniela and Josaia - Toka, pepa, kuti

 Today I am trying a kinda new game, which honours maori language week, and that game was " Toka Pepa Koti"which in english is Rock Paper Scissors. I have also taken a video of me and my brother doing it, and it seems that he won but mark my words I will defeat him.

my activity is below.

Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori recounts By Amihuti and Xavier

Did you know that Te reo Māori has been an official language of NZ since 1987? At St. Pius X Catholic School we celebrated Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori as well as Brazil's Independence day. Find out more in the activities from Amihuti and Xavier below.

 

Te wiki o te reo Māori - putiputi making with Angeline

1. Cut a piece of harakeke (flax).	2. Split the leaf down the middle until the hard stalk	3. Split each half into 3 even strips	4. Take 1 outside strip to fold it at a right angle and weave it under and over the other strips
5. When you finish weaving all the strips, turn the weaving 90’ and begin weaving again.	6. Keep turning and weaving until you have only short strips left.	7. The pattern will be a square.	8. Thread the strips through to the back.

9. Hold onto the front woven piece and turn it to make a spiral.

10. When happy with the putiputi shape, tie the back strips tightly in a knot.

11. Cut the stalk shorter if needed.

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