Welcome to Akomanga 16's blog. We are a class of year 3 and 4 learners at Hamilton East School, New Zealand. Room 16 are developing skills to become life long learners. They will experience opportunities to teach, learn and practise. If you are taking part in distance learning and unable to access seesaw, please see the distance learning tab for activities. You can email me at adent@hameast.school.nz if you have photos to share.
Saturday, 7 March 2020
Ko wai au? Who am I?
Learners in Room 19 have spent the last couple of weeks creating their visual pepeha. A pepeha is a way of introducing ourselves and tell where we have come from. The children all have an individual pepeha as well as a school pepeha that we use. Their pepeha includes their maunga (mountain), awa or moana (river or sea) and their whānau (family). Learners have taken these pepeha and created a visual representation which includes themselves, their maunga, awa and where they are from. You may have seen this on your child’s seesaw. Below are some examples and how we use these pepeha during hui.
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