Te reo

WALT: E ako ana mātou ki te kōrero ‘Ko wai?

Ko - to introduce someone.

       Or - introducing your pepeha.

Wai - water

In conversation- kko wai means - who?

Tō - your

Ingoa - name

Ko wai tō ingoa?

What's your name

Ahau: me, myself.

Ko_________ahau-me

I am ________

Ko______toku ingoa

                My name

Te reo

E ako ana matou ki te tu ki te korero kei a wai me te kei hea ?

Kei a wai ?
Kei a wai te….who has the
Kai hea
Kai hea to where is the ...

Pukapuka (book)
Pene rakau(pencil)
Rūira (rula)
Tūru (chair)
Pāhi (purse) pēke (bag)
Kete (kit)
Kuti Kuti (scissors)
Paraihe peita (paint brush)
Naihi (knife)
Pereti (plate)
Tote (salt)
Pararoa (bread)
Pune (spoon)

penehinu (crayon)
Penekarakara ( felts)
Koipenerakau (sharpana)
Ūkui (erasera
Tēpara (staple)
Ropi (rope)
Pōro (ball)
Pero tenehi (tennis ball)
Whutuporo (football)
Rākau (tree or stick)

P: kei hea te kutikuti? (wheaea chanella to ricci
  A: kei konei te kutikuti

R: ae, kei kona te kutikuti (wc to ricci)

2. Kei hea te kete ? (jontay to wc)

A: kei kona te kete (wc to jontay

R: Ae, kei konei te kete (jontay to wc)

Kei konei (anything next to me)
Kei kona (any thing next to me

Kora (ne to the other person)

kei a wai te

Kei a wai te

1. Pukapuka/book
2. Tūru/chir
3. Pene/pen
4. Waea/phone
5. whakaahua/pikitia / photo
6. pepa/pepper
7. pāhi/ to strike
8. Pahikara/bicycle 
9. Kuti Kuti/scizes 
10. Rari/batter fish
11. Peita/paint
12. Pene karakara/white board maker
13. Pouaka/box
14. Penehinu/crayon 

a powhiri is when you welcome someone a
kaikaranga when you greet someone

a kaikaranga whakhokia response from the
manuhiri

a katakia it is a prare

a te mihi tūatahi the first speaker
 a himene song of prea

a waiata tautoko its a song of support

 a mihi whakahokia Reply speak from the
guest

He aha te kupu’ tikanga?’what is it correct
procedure, custom,

He aha te kupu kaupapa?’ a matter of
discussion

                   

my learing gpals

spelling

WALT:these are spelling word i know how to spell and how to make them out of sentences

words:
Allowed
Awhile
Believe
Bought
Creek
Can’t
Centre
chocolate
Clothes
Couldn’t
Didn’t
Different
Disappeared
Dollars
Don’t
Error
Everyday
Everywhere
Excited
Favourite
Friends
Front
Grabbed
Having
Holidays
Hopped
Hospital
Lightning
Luckily
Nearly
Police
Present
Probably
Quite
Scared
Second
Stopped
Straight
They're
Tomorrow
Wasn’t
Watch
Weren’t
We’re
Whole
Won’t
You’re

personal profile

my name is Jontay

i am 13 years old

I have 7 siblings

my favourite band is ACDC
my favourite sport players are the silver ferns

My pets name tonka

my parents names are Louise /Jonathan

My sisters names are lucy & sarita my brothers are lou-jon abraham francis james jeremaih

My favourite subject is sports

My learning goals is reading

My strengths - what I am good at singing/kapa haka/dancing

Someone I admire tupuna

class treaty

Class treaty One of our class treaty rules are; We will not steal other people belongings. 

 If you do you are going to be the one in trouble because you are not meant be stealing people's stuff without permission. You will probably have to have a reason why you did that and if you don't then do not touch what is not yours. If you are angry at that person and you really want to steal from that person that was talking about you or bullying you then go and tell a teacher. If you are feeling angry dont go ahead and make it worse for yourself . if you are like that then dont come to the school that cares about people you should leave this school. People should not leave if their stuff are getting stolen the people who stole your stuff should be the one that should leave . 

 We will respect one another 

 We will respect one another by keeping our teina safe and also respecting our tuakana by helping them stay safe too. Asking one another if they need anything and also sharing work loads. Ask if they are ok and also listening and respecting your teacher with mana and love and making sure you are looking after your property and you’r teacher’s .