Response to Text: Taha Whānau (Wednesday W9, T3).

 Response to text:

Taha Whānau

Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.

1. Taha whānau is about… 

a) what makes you feel that you belong b) what kind of family you have

c) just you and who you are d) only your immediate family 

2. Taha whānau can include who? 

a) your immediate relatives b) your friends

c) your community d) all of the answers

3. Explain why taha whānau is important to your identity:

→It tells you where you are from and who you are.

4. True or False: taha whānau links to our whenua

a) True b) False

5. What alert level is Auckland currently in?

a) Level 1 b) Level 2

c) Level 3   d) Level 4

6. What can you NOT do at alert level 3?

a) Go to the supermarket b) Go to KFC or McDonalds 

c) Go for a walk with your whānau   d) Travel to the Cook Islands

7. What are you being asked to do as much as possible during level 3?

a) Stay at home b) Track your movements

c) Follow hygiene rules    d) All of the above

8.In your own words describe what alert level 3 means to Aucklanders:

→ Well for some it means freedom and some well I don’t know who wouldn’t whant to be in level 3.

4 Facts: Taha Whanau (Family and Social).

 

Research Task: Te Whare Tapa Whā.

 

Response to Text: Te Whare Tapa Whā (Tuesday W9, T3).

 Response to text:

Te Whare Tapa Whā

Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.

1. Te Whare Tapa Whā is… 

a) about health and wellbeing b) a Marae

c) a list of words d) about five plus a day

2. Te Whare Tapa Whā was developed by who? 

a) Māori Chiefs b) Leading Māori and Sir Mason Durie

c) John Key and Judith Collins d) Jacinda Ardern and Ashley Bloomfield

3. Explain the design of the Te Whare Tapa Whā and why this is important:

→It represents the four walls in a house but if we don’t have those walls then we don’t have any shelter.

4. True or False: taha tinana is spiritual wellbeing

a) True b) False

5. What year was the Te Whare Tapa Whā developed?

a) 1991 b) 1982

c) 1984    d) 1999

6. Which one is NOT considered in the article as a feeling comfortable in your whenau?

a) Being around your friends b) Being around your whanāu

c) At your place of study (School)    d) At KFC when they are allowed to open

7. The Te Whare Tapa Whā describes health and wellbeing as a what?

a) McDonalds Restaurant b) Wharenui

c) KFC Restaurant    d) Pt England School

8.In your own words describe what Whenua and Taha Tinana is:

→It is a mental and emotional wellbeing in the Te Whare Tapa Whā.

4 Facts: Te Whare Tapa Wha - Tues.

 

Baking Night!

Baking Night!

Tonight, me, my sister Emilee, and Grandma made cupcakes, cake, and afghans. It all started with my grandma asking us if we wanted to do some baking with her. At first I didn’t want to but when I started I become more interested. I made a golden butter cake and my grandma and sister made triple chocolate cupcakes an my grandma made afghans. I made the cake by myself with a little bit of help from my grandma. Emilee made triple chocolate cupcakes with my grandma. When Emilee poured the powder she saw little bits of chocolate we both sneakily took one behind our grandma's back .When the cupcakes and cake were baking in the oven my grandma made Afghans for us and our cousin.

Here is how they turned out. AFGHANS.

TRIPLE CHOCOLATE CUPCAKES. GOLDEN BUTTER  CAKE

                                                                          

 

Response to Text: Kai (Food) (Tuesday (W8, T3).

Response to text:

Māori Kai

Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.

1. A hangi is… 

a) a way Maori greet each other b) a type of food

c) an earth oven d) a way of storing food

2. Māori brought these animals with them as a source of food.

a) Pigs b) Cows

c) Dogs d) Sheep

3. Explain how Māori boiled their water

→   Well they put a red hot stone in a wooden bowl that has  liquid in it. 

4. True or False: rua kūmara is an elevated storage platform

a) True b) False

5. Which of the following is NOT a species of whitebait?

a) Inanga b) Kōaro

c) Pikopiko    d) Kōkopu

6. Why do you think it was important for Māori to store their food underground, or above the ground?

→ So the rats and elements don’t get to it.

7. In your own words, explain how to build a hangi.

→ you dig a hole then put wood in it on top, put rocks on the wood  then light the wood so then the rocks will get hot. Now you have really hot rocks which wiil cook your hangi.