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This document contains information for a Te Reo assessment day, including vocabulary and phrases to learn. It provides instructions for three assessment activities - identifying feelings, parts of the body, and asking/responding about being unwell. It also includes a waiata, house points updates, and concludes with farewell message in Te Reo.
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- Lyrics to a waiata (song)
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This document contains a Māori language lesson plan with vocabulary words for body parts and feelings, songs, and a recap of house points. It introduces Māori phrases for asking how someone is feeling and responding with common feelings. It also includes the numbers and phrases for a challenge activity and a song to close.
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This document contains a Māori language lesson plan covering various topics:
1) Expressing how you are feeling using the phrase "Kei te pehea koe?" and responses like "Kei te pai ahau" or "Kei te pouri ahau."
2) Learning parts of the body like "upoko, pakahiwi, hope, turi, waewae" in a waiata (song).
3) A challenge to answer where you are using the phrase "Kei hea au?".
4) House points updates for different groups.
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