Aue! Aue he taniwha haututu tenei.
This is room 9's taniwha and he loves playing with words.
Taniwha haututu is part of our classroom environment.
Tau ke! whaea Alayna. Thank you for our taniwha he's kool.
KO WHAEA KATIPA
Kia Ora whanau Ko Judith Katipa tenei, ko te kaiako o te ruma iwa. We are an immersion class Year 4-5. "We are a level two immersion class and we are a happy bunch. We welcome koreo from immersion classes elsewhere in kiwi land. Give us a buzz. We're a blog away. So come on whanau how about sharing with us Mauria ora whanau. Hei kona ra!"
Toroa, the captain of the Mataatua canoe had been instructed by his father Irakewa to look for three landmarks in his search for Kakahoroa (the ancient name of Whakatane) They were Wairere Falls, Muriwai's cave and Irakewa's Rock
Te Wairere ( Wairere Falls)
This is one of the landmarks Toroa was told to look out for on his journey from Hawaiiki to Aotearoa (New Zealand)
spike the hedgehog
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