Friday, 29 April 2016


Planning for Marae visit and Maori focus this year

Te Āo Māori Planning   2016 Term:2 Level:2 Teacher/Team: Senior Team
Over-Arching Topic/Learning Area (NZCD):

Achievement Objective(s): 3.1
(From Progressions)
Students should be able to:
3.2 communicate about events and where they take place

Specific Learning Outcomes:
(Learning Intentions)
Children will be able to:
  • Identify powhiri practices and procedures

  • Understand that there are specific behaviours acceptable and unacceptable when on a marae

  • answer key questions related to marae

  • Create a storyboard on marae protocols or the powhiri
W.A.L.T:
- Identify powhiri practices and procedures
- Understand that there are specific behaviours acceptable and unacceptable when on a marae
Modes: (Highlight)
(Nga Ara Reo/Learning Modes)

Pink reading image. Pānui (Reading)
Pink Listening image. Whakarongo (Listening)
Pink Viewing image. Mātakitaki (Viewing)
Korero icon. Kōrero (Speaking)
Pink Writing image. Tuhituhi (Writing)
Pink presenting image. Whakaatu (Presenting)
Māori Context: (Highlight)

  • Cutural Practices/Traditions
  • History/Past Events/Local Stories
  • The Creation/Nga Atua
  • Marae (functions/roles/ceremonies)
  • The Migration/Te Arawa Waka
  • Māori leaders (Maui/Ihenga/Tamatekapua)
  • Research/Inquiry
  • Matariki/Māori Language Week/Waitangi Day
  • Pōhiri/Protocols
  • Kawa/Tikanga
  • Whakapapa/Geneology/Pepeha
  • Hauora
Language Focus: (Content)

Vocab/Pronunciation of Location, powhiri terminology - and learning of the marae specific vocabulary
Topic Focus: (Context)
The marae and use of vocabulary related to the Marae
Resources:




Integrated: (Highlight)
  • Inquiry/Research
  • Literacy
  • The Arts
  • Technology
  • Social Science
  • Science
  • Health/Hauora
Activities / Learnng experiences:




*Children learn about the sentence structures and vocabulary associated with going to  a Rotorua marae at Whakarewarewa.

Activity 2 : Ngā tikanga o te marae - Marae customs Discussion about acceptable behaviours on a marae. Children create a storyboard illustrating the powhiri or marae behaviours.       **More activities on Te Marae

Assessment:

See Assessment Rubric below
Integrated (how):

Children to attend a day at the marae in week 3, where they will be involved in science, social studies, baking and drawing activittes.
Reflection:
Next Steps:

Units to follow:  Days of the Week TKI level 1
                              Weather TKI Unit 2

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