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Singing at university

It all started when mrs Prentice told us that we were going to travel to a university to SING!
At first I was quite excited and a day after I was quite scared and then i got excited again. Mrs prentice drove us there in mrs parks car but she had to drive stick and she was not used to it so it was an uncomfortable drive but we finely got there.The songs we had so sing were paradise and 1 step 2 step.It was actuly quite fun we got to have FREE FOOD!Which was shortbread apple juice and oranges .And we saw our student teacher there [mrs flint].And at last it was time to go back to school so this time we went in Mr Pearsons car and he drove us back.   

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     BY REGAN

                 MADE ON AN 

Matariki goal

First we got a black piece of paper then we ruled up some lines on the piece of paper then got a pair of scissors and cut through the lines and then got some colourful paper then started weaving the colourful pieces of paper then glued the ends of the paper to the black piece of paper then we got given a big paper star then chose a goal from our folder then writ it on the star then glued the star on the weaving.

Fact and opinion Abby and Georgia

We got a picture from google images,of a sport we play or a thing we like to do.then took a picture of our face and pasted it on the picture.then we wrote ten facts and opinions with the opinions we wrote about everyone in the class and wrote it on.a fan.This is Abby's and Georgia's.

My matariki goal by Daniel

 My matariki   goal is thoughtfully accepting advice given by other

My matariki art by Brigham

First we all got a large piece of black paper and then we weaved as much colours as we liked.Once we had finished we glued each end of the strips of paper to the bigger piece.Then we got a matariki star and write a goal for the Maori new year.My goal is encouraging others and including other people

Matariki art

First we used our measurement skills to cut the black paper into the base for our weaving then we chose all kinds of different coloured paper and then we weaved the coloured paper through the black paper and. We made our stars and stuck them on and the. Final result is this don da da da bom




BY ALFIE





made on a 

Maeroa visit By Will Rex

On the 10th of june2013 Maeroa's kapa haka did a performance for hukanui school. I really enjoyed it, they where loud and had clear voices. I really wish I knew what they where saying. I wonder how they did the poi actions. I bet in the front the where blocking there ears sinse it was so loud. They had good singing voices. But it was a but creepy when they did the eye thing but I was fine with it. My favourite part was all of it. By Will Rex room 1

Kapa haka preform BY JAMES

10 June Monday 

Hukanui school had a kapa haka performice by Maroa intermediate. They sang lots of song that I didn't know but I liked the songs they sang. After they sang all there song we sang Hukanui Air back to them. Some of them knew Hukanui Air so they sang it to

Kapa haka group By Daniel

It was June the 10th and a kapa haka group come to our school they share many song with us.I know some our their song .But after they were done we got to learn one of their song because I'm in the Hukanui kapa haka group.The song we were learning was a welcoming song from them it was a easy song there was not many word they were all the same word.then it came lunch time and a had the best lunch ever.

Visit from Maeroa kapahaka By Rene Coetzer

On the 10 of June 2013 we got a visit from an another kapahaka  group that comes from Maeroa school. They performed in front of the whole school .They made a big performance that blew as all away. They did poi (a ball on the end of a long string)and shared new waiata's ( songs).They had a kapahaka workshop with our school kapahaka. We learnt new songs and had a big Kai (food) at the end we saw them one more time then they had to go back on the bus.I am sure they had a good

time at hukanui school.

Matariki Puppet Pals

We created some amazing Puppet Pals about the story 'The Seven Stars of Matariki'. We have told the story in our own way using different skills on the iPads, including gathering images from Google and adding different backgrounds. We had to create a storyboard of the summary and then create form there.
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University of Waikato

I walked in the doors of the university the schools were already there.The schools were Fairfield Inter mediate Frankton and us Hukanui .The first song was paradise in front of the audience and then we all went to seats except us because we sat on the mat . Then we sang paradise and things to remember (that was a good song) . Mrs Prentice got a cool new t-shirt for the New Zealand music month. They got us some bikkies,juice and an  then we had a chat and Mrs Prentice saw our student teacher Mrs Flint. Then we had a talk and got in to Mrs Parks car but Me Regan and some other people got into Briers dads car and he drove us back to Hukanui school and that was the end of the epic and cool journey .

Thats All For Now Folks

                                 By Alfie

                                                       

Maori Puppet Pal Alfie, Regan & Hadyn

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