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Whakaute Writing

Te Rōpū Kura Pounamu, Te Rōpū Whakaute and Te Rōpū Wawata have been learning about Maui and the Sun over the last few weeks. This has been lots of fun and we have learned so much. This week we decided to write about the story for our writing time as well. I was so impressed to see the students in Whakaute planning and writing their stories. Two of our writing groups worked together to plan and write their stories on big pieces of paper in pairs or threes. I was blown away by the writing that Blessinglonise, Milla and Isabellah did together. Below you can see how well they worked together using the word card to write their sentences. Ka pai girls this was amazing collaboration!




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  1. Te Mauru e taki nei from South Hornby School here. Jacob said "I think it's good you worked together." Matthew said "Your drawing is lovely." Adele asked "What did you learn about Maui and the sun?" and Ben said "It is cool how you wrote about Maui and the Sun, I wrote about Maui at my Kindy."

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    1. Thanks for taking the time to read our post and for your kind words! To answer Adele we were learning about the story of Maui and the Sun because we are learning how to tell stories. We watched the video on youtube and did lots of talking about it, so we did some writing to show what we learned :-)

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  2. Kia ora Te Ara Whakatau, what did you learn about Maui and the Sun? We've been learning all about Ranginui and Papatūānuku, we had fun too. I is fun learning about Māori Pūrakau!

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    1. Kia ora! We learnt about how Maui and his brothers wanted to slow the sun because it was going too fast, they couldn't get any work done! We really enjoyed learning about Maui and the Sun so we're glad that you enjoyed learning about some other legends :-)

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  3. Kia ora gilberthorpe school i am alexis form hornby primary.Welike how you a in teams. Ilike your dawring why did you ti?!

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  4. Kia ora Gilberthorpe school i am Harmony from Hornby primary. i like your drawings. And did you have fun?

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