Kia Ora, Joshua! It's Rikki-Lee here from GreyMain School Totara 2. It's cool how you guys are getting stuck in the Maori Program and make your own Maori Instruments maybe I should ask my teacher about this. For Matariki at GreyMain each student even the little kids had to make a kite to fly on kite day pretty cool right? Hope to hear from you soon Josh. e te katoa mo inaianei (That's all for now!) Thanks Rikki-Lee rikkileew@greymain.school.nz
My name is Ofa from Panmure Bridge School. I love the way you've set up your work and explained what you did. It's great to see you making your own Maori Instrument. I really like the poem you made about the instrument. It sounds really great. Keep up the great work!
Kia Ora, Joshua!
ReplyDeleteIt's Rikki-Lee here from GreyMain School Totara 2. It's cool how you guys are getting stuck in the Maori Program and make your own Maori Instruments maybe I should ask my teacher about this. For Matariki at GreyMain each student even the little kids had to make a kite to fly on kite day pretty cool right? Hope to hear from you soon Josh.
e te katoa mo inaianei (That's all for now!)
Thanks Rikki-Lee
rikkileew@greymain.school.nz
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DeleteHi Josh!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Ofa from Panmure Bridge School. I love the way you've set up your work and explained what you did. It's great to see you making your own Maori Instrument. I really like the poem you made about the instrument. It sounds really great. Keep up the great work!