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Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora is a series of programme content that focuses on entertaining and educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, Taking the skills learnt in episode 1, Koro Kunekune asks us to research a famous ancestor. Creating a biography of the tupuna rongonui to have for your library.
In Episode 2 of Toi Stories we meet visual artists Kylie Tiuka and Regan Balzer, who share their knowledge and insight into mahi toi.
Today we research our pepeha so we can create a visual representation of it. Utilising paper mache modelling and an added challenge for our tuakana & pakeke kids to research a whakatauki from their iwi or hapū for the end of lesson presentation.
Students are introduced to Ainga Aorangi (sigils). Ainga Aorangi are ancient geometric shapes. Te Whare Rākau uses this ancient knowledge to teach mau rākau as a tool of transformation, rather than a tool for combat. The sequence that is taught correlates to planets within our solar system.
Ko te tunu kapa keke, te hanga tētahi pouaka koha hirahira ētahi mahi o te rā nei. Waihoki, ka ako tētahi rautaki o te tātai ōrau, ā, ka ako te ranu i ētahi matū i te akoranga Pūtaiao.
Ko ngā atua Māori te tāhūhū o ngā kōrero, o ngā mahi - kia tahuri ake tātou ki a Tāne Mahuta, Haumie-Tiketike rātou ko Ruaumoko.
Ko nga whakaaro nui ki o tātou tupuna hoia i te rā nei, kei warewaretia rātou. Ka tunu pihikete ANZAC, me te ako i te matawā 24 hāora ,ā, ka kite hoki i tētahi whakamatautau auaha.
G, Taking the skills learnt in episode 1, Koro Kunekune asks us to research a famous ancestor. Creating a biography of the tupuna rongonui to have for your library.
Students are taught a sequence of Ainga Aorangi that correlate to the celestial planets within our solar system.
G, Nā Rangi rāua ko Papa ka puta ko Rongo rāua ko Tāwhiri. Hei arahi I ngā mahi o te rā, kia tika, kia pono, kia haumaru!
Selecting a favourite story of old, today we build a diorama. Helping us to recall and mindmap our chosen story, collecting information and putting into practice the presentation and retelling of our stories.
G, In Episode 4 of Toi Stories we meet weaving expert Karl Leonard and poi princess Lahaina Kiel, who share their knowledge and insight into poi and weaving.
Students will undergo revision of the fundamental movements that have been taught in episode one through to episode three.
