Hitting A High Note - SLJ Part 2

~Hitting A High Note~

This bonus activity is about Te Matatini. 

I am going to personally rate the 3 clips of performances from previous festivals. 

Here are my rankings...

 

 Number one is Te Puku o Te Ika because I loved the tribute and the singing, but I especially loved the ending when the girls at the front came to the front of the stage and put their head piece on the stage.

My Number Two is Te Iti Kahurangi because I loved how the woman front and centre hit a really high note and did it amazingly.

My Number Three is Tamatea Arikinui because it didn't have much movement but the singing was beautiful and it was an great performance.

I loved ranking these performances today,

and stay tuned for the rest of my Summer Learning Journey blog posts.

~🌹🌺~

Hitting A High Note - Summer Learning Journey

~Hitting a High Note~

This activity for Summer Learning Journey was about Maori Waiatas.

My favourite Waiata is Pokarekare Ana, and I like it because it is a love song that was made during World War 1.


~ACTIVITY 2~

The game that I chose is Poi Rakau.
The purpose of Poi Rakau is to to improve hand eye coordination, it was originally for training for warriors. 2 of the guidelines from this game is:
1. The catcher must catch with the opposite hand of the person in the middle.
2. There must be a person in the middle to start the game.