Month: February 2024

How many sweaters could you wear? 2024

Kia ora welcome back to my blog. Today in Wananga class we did an task on kiwi kids news. You had to find an article then you have 45 minutes to read it then blog it. So I chose a article about a 11 year old girl who broke the world record for wearing 45 sweaters at once. Also there was some questions to answer so I’m going to answer them for you. Here’s the story hope you enjoy it.

https://www.kiwikidsnews.co.nz/how-many-sweaters-could-you-wear/

1. Who is the main person or group of people in this news article? Thomas Hocquet-Umambo

2. What was the key event from the news article? Having 45 sweaters

3. Where did this event take place? Washington DC

4. When did this event take place? 2022

Thank you for your time!!

 

Internet Saftey 2024

Kia ora, This week for DTE (digital tech) class, we went on grok academy, and we did an task in the disguise of an detective called Sam. We went on social media an did an experience. finding peoples personal information online because they exposed to much about them self👀! We worked out passwords, locations, phone numbers, etc. Also it was so fun and was testing our skills of finding online information.

Its dangerous to put online information out into social media and here’s why. Wondering why your account and money has been stolen or hacked? Well it might been because you have leaked some online information onto social media. It would then be tracked down and that’s why you have been hacked. So later on in your life on social media be careful what you do post online, because it out end out to something happen that is terrible and that all your money would be stolen.

 

Maori Navigators (literacy) 2024

Kia ora welcome back to my blog. Today in literacy we had an task to blog about something we have learn’t from our lesson about the early navigators who found New Zealand. Here are some of the questions we needed to answer it was mentioned in the task.

What did the early navigators use to find their way?

Star compasses,stick charts, wind, currents, waves

How could they tell land was near?

Clouds, washed up land, currents, stars, mountains

Ko wai koe? Maori class

Kia ora, Kei te pehea koe? (comment down below how you are)

Welcome to my blog today we were doing some Maori word definitions. Here are the definitions.

No hea koe / where are you from

Nop hea au/ahau / where am I from

No hea ia / where are they /he/she from?

No (place) koe/ you are from

No (place) I am from

No (place) ia he/she is from

Au / Ahau – I

Koe – you

Ia – he / she

My – Toku / Taku

Your – Tou / Tau

His / Hers – Tona / Tano

Greetings Kia ora / hi or hello

Morena – good morning 

Ata Marie – good day

AhiAhi Marie – good afternoon

Po Marie – Good Night

Tena Koe – hello to 1 person

Ko wai / what name

Ko wai tou ingoa? – What is your name?

Ko wai koe? – Who are you?

Ko (Your name) toku ingoa – My name is. 

Tena koe Ko Frankie toku ingoa!!

Aroha – Aroha is the Maori word for love.

Mana – Mana means power.

Koha – Koha is the word for gift.

Tangi – Tangi is the word for crying.

Taonga – Taonga is the word for property.

Waiata – Waiata is the word for sing.

Whenua – Whenua is the word for country.

Waka – Waka is the word for a big Maori boat.

Whanau – Whanau is the word for family.

Here are some farewells aswell !!

Ma te waa – see you later

kakite – good bye

Hei aapoopoo – see you tomorrow

Script:

In this part i’m going to be showing introduction because, when you say kia ora to someone and introduce yourself it sounds werid walking away without out a farwell !

Kia ora, Ko wai tou ingoa? Ko Frankie Ahau, Nice to meet you ! Ma te waa !!

Thank you for reading my blog hope you have an great day.