The document discusses Maori language concepts including weather words, the prefix "kai", and waiata songs. It provides examples of words using "kai" like kaihikoi (walker), kaioma, and kaituhituhi. It includes the lyrics and instructions for two waiata songs. It also mentions a language challenge involving guessing one's location and providing a phone number to call for the answer.

1. 5/08/13
Ko te .................te ra .............. o
Hereturikoka

2. Kei te pehea te ahua o te
rangi ki waho?
He makariri - It’s cold
He mahana - It’s warm

3. Kei te pehea te ahua o te
rangi ki .........
Text Tamaki Makaurau

4. WALT: Develop an understanding of
new words using the prefix “kai”
• Hikoi means walk
• “Kai” added to the front of the word hikoi
changes the meaning of the word from walk to
walker - A person doing the action
• Kaihikoi = walker/someone walking

5. “Kai” as a prefix
• Can you work out these examples?
• Kaioma?
• Kaituhituhi?
• Kaiwaiata?

6. Waiata
• Upoko, pakihiwi, hope, turi waewae (x4)
• Taringa, karu, waha, ihu

7. WA WERO:
Kei hea au? Where am I?
He taone iti ahau
Rongonui ahau mo te hua kiwi
(Must ring thru with maori name)
721 is the number to ring to answer our wa wero.
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8. Ra whanau waiata:
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau ki a ....................
Ra whanau kia koe.

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10. Kua mutu
• Ka kite- Good bye.