Today we have been learning to write HAIKU poems in class. A HAIKU is a poem with 3 lines. The first line must have 5 syllables, the second must have only 7 syllables and the third line should have 5 syllables. They don't have to rhyme. We have to come up with a noun to write about then we have to come up at least 3 adjectives which we will use in our poem. It was a challenge for me because it took me a while as I have to choose my words carefully but I had good fun doing it with my friends.
Wednesday 12 August 2015
HAIKU about Jenascia
Today we have been learning to write HAIKU poems in class. A HAIKU is a poem with 3 lines. The first line must have 5 syllables, the second must have only 7 syllables and the third line should have 5 syllables. They don't have to rhyme. We have to come up with a noun to write about then we have to come up at least 3 adjectives which we will use in our poem. It was a challenge for me because it took me a while as I have to choose my words carefully but I had good fun doing it with my friends.
Friday 27 February 2015
Jam Sandwich
In this game I learnt how to make a proper jam sandwich and it was pretty challenging because the way I make it was not in the passage. I have not known that jam sandwiches can be made in different way so I really think that this game is really good for our learning. Also I would highly recommend this game to others.
Thursday 26 February 2015
Te Reo questions
WALT: ask and answer one another about how they are feeling
Answer these questions.
- Kei te pehea koe? Kei te hiakai au.
- Kei te pehea to tuakana? Kei te hiamoe ia.
- Kei te pehea to whaea? Kei te pouri ia.
- Kei te pehea to matua? Kei te pai ia.
- Kei te pehea to teina? Kei te riri ia.
Translate these Maori words or phrases into English.
- Kia ora - Hello
- riri- Angry
- Haere mai - Come here
- pai - Good
- ata marie - Good morning
- hiainu - Thirsty
- po marie - good evening
- pouri - Sad
- whakarongo - Listen
- hiamoe - Sleepy
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