Marae+Visit

__ Monday 15 February 2011 __

__ Tuesday 16 February 2011 __

**LI: We are learning to follow Marae protocol and develop instructions for others to follow.** ** Success Criteria: ** ** We will have ** ** • organised and sequenced our ideas. ** ** • used ordering devices like numbers or bullet points ** ** • used a variety of linking and sequence words e.g., first, next, after, then, before, when ** ** Used direct/explicit language to guide the reader e.g. Hold flax tightly between thumb and forefingers, with thumbs facing towards body. ** ** • used sectioning or paragraphing where it suits the writing ** ** • written sentences correctly i.e., caps, full stops, question mark, exclamation **

Marae Visit

1.What is the colour of most marae's? Most marae's are red and black because those colour's symbolize the marae flag.

2.What is a powhiri? A Powhiri is a welcoming to not only a marae but a welcoming to a group of people.

3.What is a marae built for? A marae's are built so the culture can be celebrated.

4.What happens in powhiri? First you do a Karanga which is a unique form of female oratory. Second you do a Whaikorero which is a formal speech. Third you do a waiata which is a song. Fourth you do a Koha which is a gift and usually an envelope of money and it is laid on the ground by the last speaker for the visitors.Fith you do a Hongi which is when you press your noses together. Finally you do a Hakari which is a feast or meal shared.

5.What is a hongi? A Hongi is when you press noses together.

__Tuesday 16 February 2011__



__ Tuesday 17 February 2011 __



__ Thursday 18 February 2011 __

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