Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Monday, 7 May 2018
Review of Prezi (English)
Review of Prezi
- What did you use Prezi for?
To make a review on the freedom writers
- How easy was it to use Prezi?
It was easy to use but had to save because it does not save automatically.
- Did you write straight into Prezi, or use a google doc/slide to plan first?
I wrote straight into prezi.
- What were you pleased about with your Prezi?
Nothing because it did not save.
- Is this the best tool for sharing your knowledge? Why/why not?
No because it is very hard to concentrate on the information because it goes in and out in and out and it does not save automatically.
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
Wednesday, 21 March 2018
The friendship between Rowdy and Junior in the book (life of a part time Indian) (English)
Rowdy and Junior are great friends. They are great friends because they stick up for each other. In the beginning Rowdy and junior were good friends but they did not stay friends for long when Junior tolled Rowdy that he was going to Readen (Readen is a big school for white smart people) there friendship went down hill Rowdy would not talk to Junior after that because he thought that junior betrayed the tribe by leaving after that they both did not talk much junior would try to contact rowdy but he would get no reply it wasn't until the very end of the book that they both fixed there friendship by look at all that has happen all the death the fighting so they put their differences aside and remember what good friends they were before.
Sunday, 5 March 2017
My Mihi (English)
Tēnā koutou.
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Ko Jack au/ahau.
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Nō Greymouth.
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Ko Craig toku pāpā.
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Ko Louise toku māmā.
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Ko Jack toku koro.
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Ko Pegey toku kuia.
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Tēnā koutou katoa.
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Monday, 27 February 2017
Tikanga Kotahitanga word meaning
Kotahitanga unity working together if there was no unity there would be war against everyone and the world would turn into chaos with unity everyone can live in peace.
Tikanga Maori Carving
Carving is a way of telling a story, Maori would go out into the forest and find fallen down trees and take them to their village and carve a story because there was no written Maori language, they used green stone tools and slowly a story was made. Now days people go out in boats with big barrels and when the tide is low they attached the barrels to a dead tree that has fallen over and slid down into the river and and when the tide comes in the log floats and then the carver comes and takes the log to the carving stall and they strip it back to the core and use power tools and carve a story or make art.
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