Showing posts with label Cultural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cultural. Show all posts

Saturday, July 1, 2017

Year 2 Production Celebrating Different Cultures

Click on this link and see our performance
 Production Night



 Room 5 performed a Haka which was a tribute to the people in the Christchurch earthquake and a Poi dance to Poi E. We learnt the moves and sang the songs in Maori. We gained confidence in performing to a large audience.
We produced art depicting Taniwha which was displayed in the hall. 
Here are some pictures of us ready for the night performance. Unfortunately some children were ill and unable to come to our performance.











































































Thursday, May 25, 2017

Weaving and Haka song!!!!!!!



While doing our weaving Room 5 children burst into chorus with their Haka song!!!!!!! 

Sunday, April 16, 2017

Singapore


Singapore   
Singapura was it's original name which means Lion City

Tristan's mother came to talk to us about the Country where she grew up and Tristan was born.


In 51 years it has developed from a swamp fishing village to the 3rd richest country in the World.



Singapore is the size of New Zealand's Lake Taupo and has 6 million people living there WOW. We have less than 5 million people altogether living in the North, South and Stewart Islands.

It is a very clean and green country.



The Merlion Statue the National Personification of Singapore. The lion head represents the Lion City  and the mermaid tail represents the fishing village of 51 years ago. 

After the presentation the children made their own posters about what they had learnt.











Thank you Bambi 😀 We thoroughly enjoyed your informative presentation and learnt many things about Singapore.



Saturday, March 25, 2017

Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Flag



Room 5 was very fortunate to have Sinadi's father Kerman come to school and share with us pictures and information about their culture Sri Lanka.




We learnt about the jobs that people do and what Sri Lanka trades with other countries.



tea


gems


making clothes, baskets


spices. 

We learnt this and so much more!



Afterwards we chose a partner or 2 and recorded everything we had learnt about Sri Lanka.