Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podcast. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Te Reo- Special Terms to address friends or mates
We have used these podcasts to enhance our knowledge and speaking of Te Reo.
Room 2 like to acknowledge the awesome website where we get these resources.
This is http://www.tokureo.maori.nz: We recommend you visit this site!!!
Monday, June 13, 2011
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Rudolph Lost His Nose, Christmas Narrative
Once upon a time when Santa was delivering his presents on his slay. Some how Rudolph's nose fell off. A little girl came outside and saw Rudolph's nose. She thought it was a piece of red candy. The little girl's mother came outside and said come inside little darling.
After a while, Santa swooped down and picked up Rudolph's nose. The little girl saw Santa ,she ran outside and yelled out, " Santa!",
Santa said, "SHHHHH little girl, don't tell anyone."Anyway what's your name you look familiar".
The little girl's name was Anna. Just then Anna's mum came outside and froze because santa was outside. Santa again had to tell Anna's mum not to tell anyone that she had seen santa.
All night santa felt really bad for himself because he met someone. Mrs Claus told Santa not to worry for it was their daughter. A shocked Santa said ,"We have a daughter!!?".
"Yes", replied Mrs Claus, " Her name is Anna".
Santa told Mrs Claus he had meet someone called Anna. Mrs Claus listened carefully and agreed that he did actually had met his own daughter. Mrs Claus never thought that Santa would ever meet his daughter.
Mrs Claus reminded Santa of a spell they had created years ago. The spell will make your daughter forget that she ever saw you, when you asked her not to tell anyone explained Mrs Claus.
Anna had a fantastic Christmas and Rudolph's nose got happily back on.
Grace & Emma wish everyone a Merry Christmas
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
The Tortoise and the Wind!!
Once upon a time there was a slow as Tortoise and a terrible wind. One day the Tortoise thought to have race between the two them. The wind laughed and howled "Ha you won't beat me, I am way to fast for you" howled the wind. On the day they started, the quiet Tortoise and Howling wind gathered at the starting line. When the starter shouted (GO!) the race was on.
The wind was faster than a skink and the sloooow as Tortoise was slow as walking your fingers slowly! The wind was so fast that rocks started to get in the way and one rock slapped inside the wind, the wind collapse on the ground. The wind fainted for 2 hours! As the fainted wind was still on the ground,the one slow Tortoise crept slowly up past the wind .
They were both only near the line! The Tortoise got a little bit faster and he got past the line shouting ''I HAVE WON!'' The wind was terrified and totally dead so the crowd had a ceremony for the wind. The Tortoise was happily living by himself.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Destiny Song- Composer Grace & Bryanna
Look around you what do you see go to a different country and find your destiny.
Destiny build a tree hut in the tree.
Have a big party thats just for me.
Look around you what do you see go to a different country and find your destiny.
look around you what do you see. A big fat funny family.
Its not like your gonna stop
Its not like your gonna stop
To find your destiny destiny destiny
look around you what do you see look around what do you see go to a different country
and find your destiny yeah yeah wow wow.
yeah
Friday, October 22, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Sophie's Moko- Podcast
We Brainstormed what Knowledge and skills we learnt in making our Moko.
Knowledge:
We learnt that a Moko isn't just art. A moko tells a story about an individual, and what were the important events to have happen to him/her.
Skills:
We had to manage ourselves because the first draft was meant to be done at home.
We had to be creative as to design our own ideas. We believed this must be thinking then. We use symbols on our Mokos to tell a story.
We had to offer critical feedback after listening to others how they were going to present and say in their podcast. While podcasting we had to speak clearly to help the listener of our podcasts understand.
Friday, September 3, 2010
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