I am a Year 7 student at St. Pius X Catholic School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in the SPX Nu'u Learning Space. My teachers are Mrs Tui and Mrs Lauchlan.
Whakatauki is many things one of them is supported by someone. If someone shares their idea and then someone supports them, that is what Whakatauki is.
It’s awesome to see to that you are completing so many activities. A Whakataukī is a Maori proverb. Here is a website that has many Whakataukī on that you can read and you can share one that you like.
Here’s the link here: https://www.maori.cl/Proverbs.htm One of the Whakataukī on the website that I really like is this one, Whatungarongaro te tangata toitū te whenu. It translates to, as man disappears from sight, the land remains. It is about the holistic values of the Maori, and the utmost respect of Papatuanuku, the mother of the earth.
Let me know when you have added a whakataukī to your blog post so I (and everyone else) can check it out! Once you have posted your whakataukī I can award you full points for this activity.
Kia Ora George,
ReplyDeleteIt’s awesome to see to that you are completing so many activities. A Whakataukī is a Maori proverb. Here is a website that has many Whakataukī on that you can read and you can share one that you like.
Here’s the link here: https://www.maori.cl/Proverbs.htm
One of the Whakataukī on the website that I really like is this one, Whatungarongaro te tangata toitū te whenu. It translates to, as man disappears from sight, the land remains. It is about the holistic values of the Maori, and the utmost respect of Papatuanuku, the mother of the earth.
Let me know when you have added a whakataukī to your blog post so I (and everyone else) can check it out! Once you have posted your whakataukī I can award you full points for this activity.
Blog ya later,
Dani