Whakapapa - how tipuna arrived - Paikea, Hokioi, waka
Manu of our school - karakia to reflect this
Karakia
Mihi
Whanaungatanga
Kaupapa
Karakia o te Ruru - to start the day.
the difference between karakia to Christian god, or to the Atua -
Karakia - aspects of your environment - tipua
Pepeha is a story - pepeha o te kura
Ngati Wairere needs to OK the pepeha
Concept of culture - ko wai matou
Importance of whakapapa - connections, safety, direction, mana
Ko wai koe? where are you from?
to uplift Maori students need to know who they are - about them.
whakapapa celebration in school
check in with Ka Hikitia.
Korero ?
Pakiwaitara
Te Kahui Mangai - iwi maps
Korero Tuku Iho - stories passed down to us.
Notion of Pokai - sharing food, from raupatu/confiscation of land, not food, people starved.
Te Takanga o te wa - Maori history resource
Tuapapa - base from which to grow needs to be strong
Stories from our river
At the gate - who is this place for? How does it feel? What 'signs' are up - who are these signs for, inviting?
Mihi is a greeting
Pepeha is your story about you
Classroom Paepae:
Kaikarakia - each has a turn at leading karakia - karakia tatou
kaikorero - mihi - ata marie e hoa ma
Pepeha -
5 kupu a week -
displays - including kupu
Maori role models on display
Kaiawhina - teacher aid
Enrolment - important process.
Welcomed into classroom - child to look after new child. (kaitiaki)
Invite whanau back into class - build connections.
Mihi whakatau.
Poroporoaki as well.
Tipua - supernatual guardian/being
Reporting labels - bilingual.
End comments - as a learner.
Manu of our school - karakia to reflect this
Karakia
Mihi
Whanaungatanga
Kaupapa
Karakia o te Ruru - to start the day.
the difference between karakia to Christian god, or to the Atua -
Karakia - aspects of your environment - tipua
Pepeha is a story - pepeha o te kura
Ngati Wairere needs to OK the pepeha
Concept of culture - ko wai matou
Importance of whakapapa - connections, safety, direction, mana
Ko wai koe? where are you from?
to uplift Maori students need to know who they are - about them.
whakapapa celebration in school
check in with Ka Hikitia.
Korero ?
Pakiwaitara
Te Kahui Mangai - iwi maps
Korero Tuku Iho - stories passed down to us.
Notion of Pokai - sharing food, from raupatu/confiscation of land, not food, people starved.
Te Takanga o te wa - Maori history resource
Tuapapa - base from which to grow needs to be strong
Stories from our river
At the gate - who is this place for? How does it feel? What 'signs' are up - who are these signs for, inviting?
Mihi is a greeting
Pepeha is your story about you
Classroom Paepae:
Kaikarakia - each has a turn at leading karakia - karakia tatou
kaikorero - mihi - ata marie e hoa ma
Pepeha -
5 kupu a week -
displays - including kupu
Maori role models on display
Kaiawhina - teacher aid
Enrolment - important process.
Welcomed into classroom - child to look after new child. (kaitiaki)
Invite whanau back into class - build connections.
Mihi whakatau.
Poroporoaki as well.
Tipua - supernatual guardian/being
Reporting labels - bilingual.
End comments - as a learner.
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