Friday, 28 June 2019

Matariki-Matawai style

To celebrate Matariki we thought about growing food. Garlic is traditionally planted on the shortest day so that's what we did.

We read stories about Matariki and named the seven stars.
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8 comments:

  1. Cheryl @ Manaiakalani1 July 2019 at 17:30

    Dear Room 3,
    I like the way you have been studying Matariki and your learning has taken you outside and inside.
    I have learnt something new about planting Garlic. Thank you. I will have to tell my husband who is the gardener in our house. He better hurry up and plant his garlic now.
    Did yo know that they are now saying that Matariki is actually 9 stars. Here is a link to read more about this.
    https://kcc.org.nz/te-iwa-o-matariki-the-nine-stars-of-matariki-promotion/
    from
    Mrs Torrie

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  2. Anonymous4 July 2019 at 14:53

    awesome mahi!! we do this at our kura too

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  3. Anonymous24 July 2019 at 15:12

    Kia ora Room 3!
    I love how you are not afraid to get a little dirty while gardening!
    I didn't know that garlic was traditionally planted on the shortest day, I have learnt something new today.
    What are the stars' names?

    From: Room 2, Edmund Hillary School

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  4. Patrick23 August 2019 at 10:52

    kia ora i love your seven stars it lovely how you made it it verily nice

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    1. Patrick23 August 2019 at 11:08

      Hi i like how you take responsibility of your school it is so nice of you have a good weekend from Patrick

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  5. Anonymous30 August 2019 at 10:33

    Kia ora my name is Keith and I am Working with Tu'amelie
    I like How you Put your stars Up In your class and it makes it shine and you should teach me how to do the Matariki Stars.
    By Keith And Tu'amelie

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  6. Tiannah30 August 2019 at 10:56

    Kia Ora Room 3!
    I am Tiannah from Edmund Hillary School!
    I had seven sisters like matariki too.
    Visit my blog any time you want! :D
    https://edhilltiannahh.blogspot.com
    Keep the good work.

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  7. Sione13 September 2019 at 10:09

    Kia ora whanau!
    We are Sione and Tuamelie From EHS.We liked the way you put the stars up around your class and good work.Ka kite.

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