This week for Maori we learned how to write four different types of emotions in Maori. We also had to draw it. The first one I did was "I am cold" which in Maori is "Kei Te makariri". Then I drew the emotion angry which in Maori is "Kei Te Riri". After that I drew I a person that was hot, which in Maori is "Kei Te Wera". And finally I drew a person that was happy, which in Maori is "Kei Te Pai".
I am a Year 6 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in LS1 and my teachers are Mr Wong and Mr Ogilvie
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Tuesday, 22 May 2018
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LI:To learn Maori emotion.
This week for Maori we learned how to write four different types of emotions in Maori. We also had to draw it. The first one I did was "I am cold" which in Maori is "Kei Te makariri". Then I drew the emotion angry which in Maori is "Kei Te Riri". After that I drew I a person that was hot, which in Maori is "Kei Te Wera". And finally I drew a person that was happy, which in Maori is "Kei Te Pai".
This week for Maori we learned how to write four different types of emotions in Maori. We also had to draw it. The first one I did was "I am cold" which in Maori is "Kei Te makariri". Then I drew the emotion angry which in Maori is "Kei Te Riri". After that I drew I a person that was hot, which in Maori is "Kei Te Wera". And finally I drew a person that was happy, which in Maori is "Kei Te Pai".
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