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Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 September 2020

Tuesday, 15 September 2020

Te Horeta and the nail from cook


so today i went to do this task and i had to find 5 facts about Te Horeta. Long ago he took part in battles and he was 12 when me met captain cook. Captain cook gave Te Horeta a nail, and Te Horeta did lots of things with that nail. a few years later he lost it.  

Wednesday, 9 September 2020

My Taniwha



So what i was doing for this  task is I had to make a Taiwha kinda. i drawled this and i kinda like it because  it looks like Godzilla.

 

Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Tapa cloth: processing the mulberry

Tapa cloth: processing the mulberry:


Every Tongue and Village the rhythm of daily life is beaten out by the sounds of Women  processing the harvested mulberry. The drumming of their work floats on the breeze preparing the back  north  is  a back- breaking  process whereby. The bark of mulberry  is removed and  beaten into  fine  cloth.    



link to the vid

A brief history of the Tongan Monarchy

A brief history of the Tongan  Monarchy.


The royal  house of Tonga  the only  remaining  monarchy each year the first kings of Tonga, Appeared as early as 900 AD that do Adama by 1400 a second royal dynasty. Was created  that Dewey hodduk  allah WA by 1610 The third  and most  powerful line of kings emerged  that we  cannot borrow all these royal  lines continued into the 19th century.

A brief history of the Tongan Monarchy


We are doing this because it is Tonga Language week this week.


The Tongan Culture of Women Jugglers

The Tongan  Culture of Women Jugglers:

fact about The Tongan  Culture of Women's Jugglers

Women jugglers are rare throughout the world. except in the Asian Pacific island group of  Tonga which is not far from Fiji. An entire country of nothing  but women jugglers, A Polynesian culture  where object manipulation of two lturi nuts is an  ancient  tradition.  It had passed down to women to girls and where no men Juggle because they had no skills then.

The Tongan Culture of Women Jugglers



Thursday, 5 March 2020

Suipi




this week we had to do a book called suipi it is a card game to, the book was from Marisa Maepu. The book was not that hard but the work was hard, Also the Walt for this week is called inferences when reading, it memes it has to do something was your react.