We are two year 3/4 classes at Gilberthorpe School. This is a place where we can share our learning with you. We also have our own blogs which are linked off the right hand side of the page. Please note that some of this work will be our first draft, so there may be some errors. We would love to see your comments, feedback, thoughts and ideas!
Kia ora Te Rōpū Manawaroa, Nau mai, haere mai, welcome to Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu for 2018. I am excited that your class has joined a group and I will get to check out your blog on a regular basis. My name is Tania and I am the organiser of Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu. I live in Whangarei, quite a way away from where you live in Christchurch BUT close to Waitangi! I am lucky enough to be able to go to Waitangi Day and learn more about the Treaty every year. It is great to read that you are starting to learn more about Te Tiriti o te Waitangi too. I just saw on another class blog that they have created their own class treaty - you may like to check it out here Look forward to seeing more of your learning, creating and sharing. Tania
Malo my name is Apii and my friend Fila.We are from Owairaka District school.We really like your treaty of waitangi. We like your story Nivana we like it because of the amazing words that you have.
Hello my name is Alaska I am from Karoro School. I like how you were learning about The Treaty of Waitangi. Next time the people who said that they did know stuff about The Treaty of Waitangi they should write what they know.
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Kia ora Te Rōpū Manawaroa,
ReplyDeleteNau mai, haere mai, welcome to Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu for 2018. I am excited that your class has joined a group and I will get to check out your blog on a regular basis. My name is Tania and I am the organiser of Tuhi Mai Tuhi Atu. I live in Whangarei, quite a way away from where you live in Christchurch BUT close to Waitangi! I am lucky enough to be able to go to Waitangi Day and learn more about the Treaty every year. It is great to read that you are starting to learn more about Te Tiriti o te Waitangi too. I just saw on another class blog that they have created their own class treaty - you may like to check it out here
Look forward to seeing more of your learning, creating and sharing.
Tania
Malo my name is Apii and my friend Fila.We are from Owairaka District school.We really like your treaty of waitangi. We like your story Nivana we like it because of the amazing words that you have.
ReplyDeleteHello my name is Alaska I am from Karoro School. I like how you were learning about The Treaty of Waitangi. Next time the people who said that they did know stuff about The Treaty of Waitangi they should write what they know.
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