Lorenzo at his best at the Homai’s got talent show.
Kēmu Kaipara
E ako ana mātou ki ngā kēmu kaipara.
In preparation for our kura athletics in week 4, our tamariki have been practising the different kēmu they will be competing in.
I tēnei rā, e mahi ana mātou ki ngā kēmu kaipara – egg & spoon race, throw the ball into the bucket and hurdle races.
He wā pārekareka!! Wehi nā tamariki mā!!
Hari Rā Whānau Regg :)
Hari Huringa Tau whitu ki a koe Regg!! 🙂
Kei te tino harikoa mātou ki te whakanui te rā whānau a Regg!! PAIAAAAA!!
Ka nui te mihi maioha ki te whānau a Regg mo te keke tiakarete, he tino reka te keke 🙂
Mahi ipapa – Explain Everything
E ako ana mātou e pā ana ki te pūmanawa tautono ‘Explain Everything’.
E hanga ana mātou ki ngā pikitia hei whakaatu e rua ngā kare ā-roto – harikoa me pōuri.
Kei te tino kerēwa tamariki mā!! 🙂 Ka rawe!! Your mahi will look great displayed in our Mitey Art Exhibition!
Hākinakina with Whaea Karen rāua ko Whaea Tracey
E ako ana mātou ki te kēmu ‘rob the nest’.
Today, our tamariki learnt a new game called ‘rob the nest’. They love this new kēmu!!
Ka nui te mihi aroha ki a kōrua Whaea Karen rāua ko Whaea Tracey!! 🙂
Kia pai te hararei :)
Kia pai te hararei e te whānau xx
Ka nui te mihi aroha ki a koutou mō to aroha i tēnei wāhanga!! Hei ā tērā wāhanga 🙂
Te Rōpū Kūki ‘Ārani – Homai’s Got Talent
Nau mai, haere mai e te whānau ki te hōro āpōpō hei te 9:30 mō te kaupapa tino whakahirahira ‘Homai’s got Talent’.
I tēnei rā, i parakitihi te rōpū Kūki ‘Ārani ā rātau kanikani mō āpōpō. Kei te tino hīkaka mātou!! REHEKO!!
Haerenga ki te Ballet
I haere mātou ki te whare Due Drop Events Centre ki te mātakitaki te kanikani ‘ballet’ hei whakaatu tētahi kōrero e pā ana ki te pāmu.
He wā pārekareka, he kanikani tino mīharo!!
Ānei ētahi whakaahua o te haerenga, kāhore au e hopua ngā whakaahua o te tiata (aroha atu, photos weren’t allowed to be taken inside the whare).
KIA KAHA TE REO MĀORI
Ānei te kōrero e pā ana ki te korowai o Mauri, nō reira…
Kia kaha Te Reo Māori.
Our beautiful korowai displays the symbol for being steadfast with the Māori language.
I hono ai mātou ngā kara ki ngā kare-a-roto. The colours incorporated are linked to our emotions.
Ko te karaka, ko te hoha – the orange represents hoha.
Ko te māwhero, ko te mauri tau – the pink represents calm.
Ko te whero, ko te riri – the red represents angry.
Ko te kōwhai, ko te harikoa – the yellow represent happy.
Ko te kākāriki, ko te mōrikarika – the green represents disgust.
Ko te kikorangi, ko te pouri, the blue represents sad.
Nā ngā mahi a ngā tamariki e whakaatu ana i ngā`momo kare-a-roto. Our tamariki have displayed these emotions through their artwork.
Kia Kaha te Reo Māori.
Haerenga ki te Whare Taonga
I haere mātou ki te whare taonga hei titiro ētahi taonga.
Ānei ētahi whakaahua o te haerenga…
