Kia ora tamariki
Here is a fun 'scavenger hunt' style challenge for you to have a go at.
Time yourself and see how long it takes for you to find the following:
1. Find something that is kōwhai
2. Find something that has the number rima on it.
3. Find something that makes you koa.
4. Find some of your favourite kai.
5. Find something that is ātaahua.
Scroll down for help with Te Reo meanings.
Perhaps you could collect the items and photograph them for me to post on the blog.
Tahi, Rua, Toru.....Haere!
(One, Two, Three....Go!)
Te Reo Meanings
kōwhai - yellow
rima - five
koa - happy
kai - food
ātaahua - beautiful
Indie Jaksic from Room 11 took 59 seconds to find the following items:
She also searched the Maori dictionary online to learn the
Maori word for each item and all of her kupu (words) are correct.
We can also use the word tuakana for older sister.
Kowhai (yellow) - Paper (pukapuka)
Rima (five) - Card (kari)
Koa (Happy) - Her new Puppy Frankie - (papi)
Kai(Food) - Banana (panana)
Ataahua (beautiful) - My older sister (kauaemua)
Jayan Patel of Room 19 has also managed for find the 5 items....ka pai! Love the kai you picked too! Your cat makes you koa (happy) and is ātaahua (beautiful) too!
Jayan Patel of Room 19 has also managed for find the 5 items....ka pai! Love the kai you picked too! Your cat makes you koa (happy) and is ātaahua (beautiful) too!
Hi Mrs Harding, What a fantastic challenge! I had to really think hard to know what 'koe' meant. I'm glad you gave us some clues. I am very interested to see what the fastest time will be and perhaps work out the average time it takes. I will check back real soon to find out what it is. From Mrs Madden
ReplyDeleteMrs Madden koa means happy if you were wondering.
DeleteIndigo Harding❤
Thank you for the reminder Indigo, How are you??
DeleteI am going to use the word koe 10x today so I will not forget it.
From M
Koa means happy Mrs Madden
DeleteIndigo Harding