Thursday, June 25, 2020

Matariki

This week we are learning about Matariki. We are learmning to use visual language features. We had to use subheadings, txt boxes and pictures.
I found it hard to get it done because I went with Mrs Chrisp and when we finsh with Mrs Chrisp the class are already finished writing.
I found a easy to voice type.
My digital learning object shows that I can copy and paste and put it on my blog.
Here is my docs of Matariki

What is Matariki?
Matariki is a Moari New Year. They are a cluster of stars they appear in the night sky. In (June/July) the cluster of stars appear.


How many stars does Matariki have?
Matariki has nine visible stars according to leading Maori astronomer Dr Rangi. Matamua who's been researching Matariki for over 30 years.

The nine matariki stars.

Matariki a star that signifies reflection hope our connection to the environment.

Pōhutukawa is the star connected with those who passed away.

Waiti is connected with all fresh water bodies and food sources.

Waita  is associated with the ocean and food sources.

Waipuna- ā Rangi is connected with the rain that fall from the sky.

Tuouānukuis connected with was everything that grows within the soil.

Tupuārangi is connected with everything that goes up in the trees like, fruits, berries, and ,birds

1 comment:

  1. Salve Kharn,
    Your explanation is great. I think you have missed out two of the satrs. Maybe you could add these and update your blog.
    What would you wish for if you wished to Hiwa-i-te-Rangi?
    Mā te wā,
    Mrs Naden

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