Summer Learning Journey (Day 4: Bonus Activity)

Day 4: (Bonus Activity: Musical festivals - Matatini)

I would rank Tamatea Arikinui as first place, because they had danced and sang amazingly, and the way that they move and sing at the same time.

I would rank Te Puku o Te Ika second, because they weren't moving much, but I like how they sang.

I would rank Te iti Kahurangi third, since I didn't even see the video, because it says it's no longer available due to a copyright claim.

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 4: Activity 1)

Day 4: Hitting a High Note...

I like the He Honore one, because we've sung it for Mau Rakau, so I'm familiar to it.