Whakatauki

 LI: to create a DLO that explains what it means and what lesson we can learn from it.

Whakatauki means proverbs, for this DLO we picked a proverb and explained the meaning and the lessons we can learn from it. The proverb we picked - There is no place like home - meaning no matter where you go there is nothing compared to home, the lesson is - home is the most comfortable place you will be.

Hitori (History)

 LI: to Create a DLO that tells others about Maori language week.

For Maori language week Lukah and I created a DLO that explains others about Maori language. We explained what Maori language week is and why Te Reo Maori is important. Lukah and I thought Te Reo Maori is important to Aotearoa because it was the first native language in Aotearoa, and we can't afford to lose it. Maori language week from the 14th of September to the 21st of September to commemorate the Maori language or Te Reo Maori.

Te Reo Maori App

 LI: to create an app to help others learn and practise speaking Te Reo Maori.

This  week is Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori week and we made DLO's about this week. For this DLO it's called the Te Reo Maori App, in this app we made it so people can learn Te reo Maori. We added Days and Months (Ra & Marama), Greetings (Mihimihi), Family (Whanau), Numbers (Tauanga) and a quiz. I liked making the quiz, and linking the links. In Maori language week I learnt how to say the days in Maori, the hardest day for me to say in Maori is Rahoroi (Saturday). I hope you enjoy the Quiz.

National Current Events

This week for reading we’ve been looking at national news for current events. We have been looking at news articles to put under reading topics such as Timeliness, Continuity, Oddity, Relevance, Magnitude, Unexpec. The news we needed to find had to be national which meant in the country, We have worked in groups and in our group was Victoria, Ellenora, Diana, Chris, and Florence and myself.