In this Venn Diagram it shows how people used to celebrate matariki, how people celebrate matariki now and how do now and then do the same thing. I worked with Makaili RJ Leroy and Akuhata as a group and we found information about what people do on matariki now days. As we created this I learned some new interesting facts about matariki such as maori people make things out of flax like kites.
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Mrs Anderson and Mrs Fisi'iahi.
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Showing posts with label Matariki. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 July 2020
Venn Diagram
LI: to create a DLO of tool for harvesting.

In this Venn Diagram it shows how people used to celebrate matariki, how people celebrate matariki now and how do now and then do the same thing. I worked with Makaili RJ Leroy and Akuhata as a group and we found information about what people do on matariki now days. As we created this I learned some new interesting facts about matariki such as maori people make things out of flax like kites.
In this Venn Diagram it shows how people used to celebrate matariki, how people celebrate matariki now and how do now and then do the same thing. I worked with Makaili RJ Leroy and Akuhata as a group and we found information about what people do on matariki now days. As we created this I learned some new interesting facts about matariki such as maori people make things out of flax like kites.
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Matariki
Three birds
L.I: To use our knowledge and find three interesting information and fact about these matariki harvesting
harvesting birds.
This DLO shows interesting facts and information about 3 matariki harvesting birds. I worked with my group to find these interesting facts and information. The three matariki harvesting birds we picked a Tui, Huia and Kereru.
harvesting birds.
This DLO shows interesting facts and information about 3 matariki harvesting birds. I worked with my group to find these interesting facts and information. The three matariki harvesting birds we picked a Tui, Huia and Kereru.
Labels:
Matariki
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