He aha tera?

This morning me and my class have been studying what 'He aha tera?' means in Maori.

I learnt that He aha tera means "What is that over there" and using the word karaka (clock) in my sentence. 

What I enjoyed about today's activity is learning more stuff in Maori with my teacher and the principal.

I found hard finding what to put in my sentence given by my principal.

I look forward to your comments, please leave one I really appreciate it. 

Samoa Language Week - Zayden

We are learning Samoan language Week.

I found out some Greetings in Samoa.

Next I would like to learn how Samoans cook their food.

He aha tena

We are learning how to ask what is this (tena) in Te Reo Maori.

He aha tenei?

We are learning how to ask what something is in Maori.
(Kei te ako matou pehea ki te ui aha tetahi mea kei roto i te Maori.)

No hea koe?

We have been practising how to say where we are from in Te Reo Maori. This is where I am from.

Fun Day at Papakura Track

Favourite Fruit of E2 Students

This activity was about finding out how much people liked different types of fruit using a bar graph.

I was learning about statistics and how to graph information in a bar graph.

I created a google sheet in google drive to show how much I learnt about statistics and how it works.

The things I found easy were gathering information.

The things I found hard was colouring in the information.

What I might try next time is to use a different variety of colours to make it more colourful.

I look forward to your feedback, so please write a comment on this post.