Pānuitahi/Shared Reading

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 Tuākana/Teina

This Term we are participating in shared reading with our teina.

Everyday after morning tea, we tuānaka mā/Seniors will read to our teina/juniors. This is helping us to kōrero ā waha, use our Oral Language skills and for the teina to hear the reo Māori.



During pānuitahi/shared reading, this incorporates whakawhanaungatana, manaaki tangata and shows good role modelling skills. 

He waka eke noa

Comments

  1. Chellezs1 September 2021 at 11:31

    Kia Orana Akomannga 6,
    Kei te pai on being a role model for our younger tamariki. Keeping your reo alive is so important, so good on all of you for bringing that idea into kura. What's one thing you enjoy about speaking your reo?

    -Miss Tavioni

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  2. Whaea Tania aka Miss Maruariki7 September 2021 at 01:42

    Tino pai tamariki! Good to see our tuakana and teina working together and building bonds. Keep up the good mahi.

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  3. Mrs Pau'uvale26 September 2021 at 04:08

    Lovely work Akomanga 6. I Like watching how you help each other with reading, Keep it up.

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