Ko Rose toku mama
Ko Sonny toku papa
Ko Joeseph rawako kahurangi toku tuakana
ko Saphire toku tuahine
Ko Sonny Boy toku teina
Ko Naia,Humarie rawako Rangimarie toku potiki
Ko Capri Honey Hura-Kopa ahau
No Reira tena koutou tena koutou tena koutou katoa.
For my 1st summer learning journey Activity I have went on a site called canva. The task was to make a creative background so I used canva then I put my pepeha on the top of the background. I learnt that I can use canva fluently. If I could change anything about it I would use a different app because canva didn't have maori backgrounds for me to use but besides that I really like this activity its really fun.
Kia ora Capri,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Olive and I’m one of the new blog commentators in the Kaikohekohe cluster this summer! I’m working the Teaser Week and I’m super excited to see all your blog activities!
Congratulations on completing your first blog post!
What an awesome place to make your Pepeha on! I do find Canava such a groovy place to be creative! Ka pai for trying out something new! I’m sorry to hear that there wasn’t much traditional Māori artwork featured as an option on Canva! Māori artwork is very unique and special. I especially love seeing it as not only is it beautiful, but often tells a very incredible story. What’s some of your favourite Māori artwork? Perhaps you could include some of your favourites in a blogpost and the story behind them? I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
This year at my university, I also learnt about what a Pepeha is and eventually researched and completed my own. I’ve put it here so you can learn more about me!
Ko TSS Earnslaw te waka
Ko Orakei te moana
Ko Maungakiekie te maunga
Ko Tatimana te iwi
Ko Te Aka Matua ki Te Pou Hawaiki te Marae
Ko Olive tōku ingoa
I learned a lot about my family history. It was really interesting finding out all this information! Did you find out anything special about your family, or your local areas? Let me know if you did, I can’t wait for your reply!
I’m super excited to see what else you come up with this week!
Ngā mihi,
Olive