The document provides a lesson recap in te reo Māori (the Māori language) including phrases to ask how someone is feeling and express feelings. It also includes a waiata (song) with lyrics and body parts, a "wa wero" (challenge) with a phone number to call, a family waiata dedicated to someone named Ben, and house point totals from different weeks.

1. 22/08/13
Ko te .................te ra .............. o
Hereturikoka

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

3. Lesson recap
He aha te mate? - What’s the matter?
Responses.....
Kua mamae taku .............. - My............ is sore
Kua mamae taku ............. - My ear is sore
Kua mamae taku niho - My tooth is sore
Sentence structure
Kua (sentence starter) + mamae (adjective) + taku
(pronoun) + turi (noun)

4. WALT: ask and express feelings
Kei te pehea koe? How are you?
Kei te pai ahau - I am well
Kei te harikoa ahau - I am happy
Kei te pouri ahau - I am sad
Kei te wera ahau - I am hot
Kei te makariri ahau - I am cold
Kei te hiakai ahau
Kei te mokemoke ahau

5. Waiata
• Upoko, pakahiwi, hope, turi, waewae x3
• Taringa, karu, ihu, waha e

6. WA WERO:
Kei hea au? Where am I?
He taone nui ahau
Rongonui au mo taku whare karakia
Rongonui au mo taku awa me aku
waka aroha
721 is the number to ring to answer
our wa wero.
Sponsored by.....

7. Ra whanau waiata:
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau ki a Ben
Ra whanau kia koe.
Ben Jones Rm16

8. House Points
Attendance
Week 3
Scrap metal
Week 3
Week 2
Old
Totals
New
totals
Green 10 15 30 55
Red 15 10 50 65
Purple 5 20 40 65
Blue 20 5 30 55

9. Kua mutu
• Ka kite- Good bye.