Day 1 - Activity 2: The right to vote

The fact that women weren't allowed to vote until 2015, in Saudi Arabia is just unfair. I think that women is also like men, they deserve the right to vote, because they have their own opinions, and men may have a different opinion on what or who they think deserves to be in the certain position. Women should be treated just like how we treat men.

Summer Learning Journey (Day 5: Activity 2)

Day 5: Activity 2 - The Treaty of Waitangi

These are three fun things that you can do as a visitor in Waitangi;

- You can take a tour along the Waitangi River

- You can also explore the garden the Treaty House, and you can go to a 6km walk that leads to the Haruru Falls.

- You can also have a Hangi

But what I would like to do the most is to go paddling and ride a waka to go and see the Haruru Falls.

Summer Learning Journey (Day 4: Activity 2 - Playing Games)

Day 4 - Activity 2: Playing Games

(i) Name of the game: Ki o Rahi
(ii) Goal and purpose of the game: The aim of the game is to outscore the other team || The purpose of the game is to keep our body healthy and fit.
(iii) Two rules are;
- The players in the certain position has to be moving, or they have 3-5 seconds to pass or throw the ball to their team mate.
- Players can get the ball, even though it's in a different zone, as long as their feet stays on their certain position/zone

Summer Learning Journey (Day 3: Activity 2)

Day 3: (Activity 2: Acknowledging Ancestry)

SAMPLE PEPEHA

Ko Mount Mayon te maunga (English: The mountain that I affiliate to is...)

Ko Albay Gulf te awa (English: The river that I affiliate to is...)

Ko ________________________ te waka (English: The waka that I affiliate to is...)

Ko Atis / Aetas tōku tīpuna (English: My founding ancestor is...)

Ko Filipino tōku iwi (English: My tribe is...)

Ko ________________________ tōku hapu (English: My sub-tribe is...)

Ko ________________________ tōku marae (English: My marae is...)

Ko Philippines ahau (English: I am from...)

Ko Mayeth rāua ko Marlu ōku mātua (English: My parents are ... and ...)

Ko Angie  tōku ingoa. (English: My name is ...)

Summer Learning Journey (Activity 2)

Day 1: (Activity 2)

Dear Shreya,

How are you? So, my family have recently thought on going on a trip to New Zealand,  using the waka that my dad bought yesterday. I just wanted to let you know, so you wouldn't worry on where I am.

I'll be leaving on Saturday, and I'll be there for quite a while. To be honest, I feel anxious because it's actually my first time riding a waka. I hope it's gonna be a safe journey, because my dad told me that it's gonna take long to go there. I also hope the waves will be gentle, since I don't want to get dizzy just because the waka moves a lot.

I hope you won't worry about me a lot, and have a great day!

Sincerely,

Angie