Poi Rakau

Because it is Maori Language week, we thought it would be a good idea to play some games. So today me and my class mates were playing this game called Poi Rakau. It was a game when you shout out "Whaka te Maui" meaning Left and "Whaka te Matou" meaning right. It was so hillarious seeing everyone having so much fun and learning how to say left and right in Maori. 

Thank you!

Tongan Language Week

 

This week is Tongan Language Week. This Week I have enjoyed learning about another culture, Tonga has been so interesting to me because of their different types of foods, their clothes that they wear and their golden tooth. At Glen Taylor School, their are heaps of teachers and students that are proud to be Tongan but thank you to all those who made the food yesterday, Much Appriciated.

Questions For Malakai

 

Facts about Malakai Fekitoa

 

These were some of the facts that I learnt about Malakai Fekitoa! HTLW

Activities for today!

 

Week Review

COOK ISLAND LANGUAGE WEEK

This week was Cook Island week, I have learnt quite a bit of Cook Island and about its culture so I’m going to share you something’s that I’ve learnt.

1. Cook Island is made of 15 islands 

2. In the island you can see some whales with your own eyes, another way to say that is WHALE WATCHING.

3.Out of all the beaches Aitutaki is the most beautifulest Beach

4. Raro Tonga is the largest area in Cook Island

5. The population of the people in Cook Island is currently 17, 565

So yeah I hope you have learnt somethings like I have