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Māori@Marshland Term 2, Week 3 Winners

Whakamihi to Olivia Walker-Marshall from Toroa for suggesting the Term 4, week 4 kupu of:

Whakapaingia te ruma! - Tidy the room!

Olivia wins 20 house points for Whitau and will hold the mana in our next assembly. Ka mau te wehi Olivia!
The following students have won 10 house points each for completing the quiz this week:

Ava Costley, Brie-Ellen, Calyb, Eleisha Friends, Ella Costley, Ella Timo, Ethan Field, Hayley Rogers, Jessica Fairbairn, Oscar Gatenby Thomas, Pai Wynyard, and Shamus McCulloch from Harakeke!

Amelie Coggan, Amelia McArthur, Ashleigh Leka, Dominique St Thomas, India-Grace Leonard, Jack Haines, Lily Hart, and Meadow from Kahu Kiwi!

Amber Bringans, Isla Maclean, Jacob McGraw, Lachlan McIvor, Laura Wolland, Livia Naylor, Maia, Mckenna Tyson, Megan Rosevear, Millie Robertson, Riley, Scarlett Noble, and Tyler Limmer from Korowai!

Abigail Walker, Alania Rossiter, Bradlee J, Caitlin, Ella, Emily Reeves, Ethan Innes, Fynn Wadsworth, Hannah Gardiner, Hudson Robinson-Jones, Isana Yazdani, Jessie Mercer, Liam Turner, Liam Wilson, Mia MCV, Niah Williams, Nick Zheng, and Olvia Walker-Marshall from Whitau!

House Points from the Week 3 Quiz are:

Whitau get an extra 200 points this week for being house winners!! Ka rawe!!
Whitau - 400
Korowai - 130
Harakeke - 120
Kahu Kiwi - 80

Here is the link to the Week 4 quiz - https://goo.gl/AE5aDz

Use your te reo Māori in the classroom and you could be identified as your hub's 'te reo Māori' expert of the week. You should be practising your pepehā regularly to make sure you don't forget it!

We will be focusing on using simple classroom language, including asking what the Māori word for something is this term, so ensure you are learning the kupu associated for this.



Karawhiua and Kia kaha!

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