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Kia ora thanks for checking out our Class Blog This is our final post on this blog because we are moving! Check us out at our new blog here
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Room 10's movie is about how we bounced back and ensured that we all had some enjoyable moments despite the lockdowns and the impacts o...
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Room 10's movie is a documentary about our cultural heritage and a brief reflection on the countries our tamariki have connections with ...
Hi Room 10, my name is Jaelyn - Marie and I am a year 6 student from Paihia School. I really like your blog post because your DLO is very amazing. I also like your blog post because the pictures you added matched what you were saying and the gif you added was funny. From your blog post I learnt that kotahi rau means 100, rua rau means 200, toru rau means 300, etc. I haven’t done anything like this before but I would like to do this someday because it is very interesting and I will be able to learn new things from this and teach other people like you did to me.
ReplyDeleteWhat was something you already knew how to pronounce in Te Reo Maori?
Hi Room 10,
ReplyDeleteIt's Hunter from Ahipara school. Your counting in te reo is really cool. Maybe next time you could turn it into a google drawing. Ka pai.
Shalom Room 10, Uinita here from Room 7! Woah cool post Mele K & Avania! I actually learnt new Maori words that I'll add to my vocabulary list. I'll also use these Maori Number's for future preferences Great work you two.
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