The document provides information about the weather, introduces new words using the prefix "Kai", includes a waiata (song), presents a wa wero (challenge) about identifying one's location, shares another waiata and encourages collecting scrap metal for house points. It ends with "Ka kite" which means goodbye.

1. 7/08/13
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
Taranaki

4. WALT: Develop and understanding of new words
using the prefix “Kai”

5. • Can you work out these examples?
• Kaieke ngaru
• Kaieke Hoiho
• Kaiawhina
• Can you think of one of your own using the prefix
‘Kai’ and a noun/verb.

6. Waiata
• Upoko, Pakahiwi hope turi waewae x3
• Taringa karu ihu waha e

7. WA WERO:
Kei hea au? Where am I?
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.

9. House Points
Scrap Metal
Starting this term
If its to BIG to bring in,fill
out a form at the office to
get it collected :)

10. Kua mutu
• Ka kite- Good bye.