Taku Pepeha

Ko Tautoro te maunga

Ko Kereru te roto

Ko Punakitere te awa

Ko Mahuhukiterangi te Marae

Ko Ngatokimatawhaorua te waka

Ko Ngapuhi te iwi

Ko Peter toku papa

Ko Tracy toku mama

Ko Piripi ahau

No reira tena koutou tena koutou tena ra tatou katoa

My goals for te reo

My goals for te reo for 2018

1.to speak in te reo

2.write in te reo

3.to read in te reo

I will achieve my goals by practicing to read,

speak and write in te reo at home and at school.

I will be successful when

1. I can speak in front of my peers my teachers

my whanau and my friends without being nervous or anxious.

2. I can write a paragraph in te reo.

3. I can read a te reo book and know what the words mean.

Media resources

1. Nz herald

2. Northern news

3. Youtube

4. Advocate

5. Journal articles

6. Library books

People resources

Whanau

Teachers

Older siblings

Community members

What does being a good friend mean?

What Being a good friend means ?

What does being a good friend mean ? We don't really know what
being a good friend means but here are some ideas. Well being a
good friend means that you are not an enemy to anyone and you
will support them all the time.

We can be good friends and we can be bad friends at times.
Good friends are the people that help you when your stuck and show
you around when your new. It is good to be a great friend to other
people because it means that your they’re friend and you are
filling they’re bucket. You should always invite people to come play with you when they look sad and lonely.

Also you should always stay positive to everyone, well at least try to
because you will make people feel welcome and free to do what
they want.

Nga korero kei a wai me te kei hea?

TE REO

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

E korero ana maua ko taku hoa

Ko Mason “Kei a wai?”

Kei a wai

Mason to Tyla-Raine: Tena koe Tyla-Raine

Tyla-Raine: Tena koe mason

Mason: kei a wai te pukapuka

Tyla-Raine: kei a piripi te pukapuka.

Mason: kei a wai

Tyla-Raine: kei a piripi

Mason: Ae kei a piripi.

Kei hea

Piripi to Hukarere: Tena koe Hukarere

Hukarere: tena koe piripi

Piripi: kei hea te pene rakau?

Hukarere: Kei konei te pene rakau

Piripi - Ae, kei kona te pene rakau

Hukarere to Piripi - kei hea te pepa

Piripi: Kei kona te pepa

Hukarere: Ae, kei konei te pepa

Hukarere: Kei hea te pene

Piripi: kei kora te pene

Hukarere: Ae kei kora te pene.

Kupu Hou

Konei (anything next to me)

Kona (anything next to you)

Kora away from you and me

-kei hea:  where is ?

-kei a wai - who has ?

.pukapuka - book

.peneraku - pencil

Pepa - paper

Pene - pen

Nga korero kei a wai me te kei hea?

My learning goals for 2018