This document provides information and activities for Maori Language Week. It includes pronunciation practice of Maori words, a video introduction to Maori Language Week, sentences to practice introducing oneself in Maori, a challenge asking where one is located that can be answered by calling in, and a closing waiata or song. House points are also tracked for attendance at sessions over several weeks. The document promotes learning and participation in the Maori language.

1. 5/07/13
Ko te .................te ra .............. o
Hurae/Hongongoi
Te Wiki o te Reo Maori

2. Kei te pehea te ahua o te
rangi ki waho?

3. Pronunciation Practice
• Mangatawa - Ma nga ta wa
• Kopukairoa - Ko pu kai ro a
• Hikurangi - Hi ku ra ngi
• Mauao - Mau ao

4. Te Wiki o te Reo Maori
• Video (Next slide)
• Introduction to “Te wiki o te Reo Maori” “Maori
Language Week”

5. Sentences of the week
• Ko ..............taku ingoa (tuatahi)
• Ko ...............taku ingoa whanau
• Ko................taku ingoa Maori
• I whanau mai au ki .................
Ring in if you would like to give it a go

6. Call “721” to share why
your name is special.
• My name is special because..............

7. WA WERO:
Kei hea au? Where am I?
He taone nui ahau
Rongonui ahau mo taku whare teitei
(Must ring thru with maori name)
721 is the number to ring to answer our wa wero.
Sponsored by.....

8. Ra whanau waiata:
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau ki a ....................
Ra whanau kia koe.
Micha Heke rm 2

9. House Points
Category Attendance
week 5
Attendance
week 6
Attendance
week 7
Attendance
week 8
Total
blue 20 20 20 15 255
Red 10 15 5 5 145
Purple 5 5 15 20 180
Green 15 10 10 10 145

10. Kua mutu
• Ka kite- Good bye.