Wednesday, September 25, 2019
te reo Māori - Classroom Conversations
This term we have been learning about classroom objects in te reo Māori. After brainstorming some different classroom objects (e.g. clock, pencil, book), we learned the Māori names for these. Then we learned some phrases that we could use in the classroom (e.g. "Kei hea taku pene rākau?" = Where is my pencil?). To show what we have learned, we created slides showing people having classroom conversations in te reo Māori. Here are some of our slides:
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