Parihaka peace full protest

This week we have been learning about Parihaka and this is what i did.

 i learned that the maori whet threw a hared time back 1860 s
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My Learning Story
Hurumanu:      Poetic arts
Name: Levi Rosewarne	Teachers: Bh Ht Sc Ds			Term 2	2020
Reflection: Give at least three examples in each of the boxes below.
What We Did:  I learnt to make tapa cloth  We also did watercolour art We did weaving with paper
What I Learned:  That art is peaceful to do How to make Maori designs  Maori legends about the taniwha and tuna
My Favourite Part: Water colour  Maori designs Weaving  Drawing
My Next Steps: To do all the work on time Get better at my blogging Get better at my drawing
CARR Values:  Make a statement below describing how you showed each of our CARR values during this Hurumanu.
Commitment Attended all of my classes and worked hard on my art.		Achievement I finished my weaving, my tapa cloth and my watercolour collage.
Resilience I have tried hard and asked others when I couldn’t do something.		Respect Showed respect to teachers.
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Tapa cloth

today we have been doing art with miss B  we have been doing  tapa cloth. about the ell tuna

the clam water floes through
gently the eell floes throw
fish flow pasta the
we had to do a poem




tapa cloth is culture thing most cultures do it as there

Art Hurumanu

The problem tuna faced was it was too dry.

Maori vocabulary:
Tipua - means supernatural
Hinaki - means eel trap

Tuna is an eel

4. Differences in the art. there ware  sketches.


5. I prefer the art in the book because there is more detail.

My Restaurant

Hi we have been designing our own restaurant brand.

The grate bobble adventure

Today is the first day back after lockdown and we did an activity we had to chose two pipe cleaners i coshed red & yellow then we had to tell a story i told them about my dog and then we had to crate what we told i crated  my dog.

Anzac day

                                     world war faces Anzac day

Men lived in muddy trenches

And often dieing  Of Illnesses

Over forty million soldiers and civilians died in world war one

Trenches were built in zigzags Shapes so there Is better hiding spots

The Trenches Were cold damp and unsanitary

The war food was tarball but it was made to keep them going

my step dads naan lived throw world war 2