This is our manu tukutuku
Matariki is the Maori celebration for their New Year. It is special to them because that's the day when the star of matariki is out . And that’s is the sign for the maori new year.
On Monday this week we have been manu tukutuku, which is making a kite. Room 10 went to go get toetoe across the road, first thing we have to do was a karakia , which is a sign of respect and tikanga . So after our karkia mis hills our teacher cut downs the toetoe one at a time from different bushies
Me and my buddy Mya have been working on this manu tukutuku for 3 days to make this work . the hard part was weaving the wool on to the Raupō on the sides because I couldn't weav so Mya asked if you wanted to which side and i said yes
The materials that we use were wool, toetoe , hot glue gun and Roupō. The math that we have to do was 3 erd of a 120 so we divided by it and we did 3 divided 12 was 4 so we put the 0 of the 20 and that's how we got to 40 we have to do threads of a 120 and that's is 40 .
Thank you for reading my work I hope you learn something about Matariki.
Hi Eraia, loved the dialogue in your video, great to hear about the math strategies you were using.
ReplyDeletethanks for you nice comment love Eraia
Deletethanks for you nice comment love Eraia
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