This document contains information about the date, Māori vocabulary words, months of the year, vowel practice, using polite language, food preparation, a riddle, a song, and house point totals from a school. It provides a recap on using "Homai koa" to politely ask someone to pass something, lists the months of the year in Māori, and shows the house point standings from a school's cross country event with totals for each house.

1. 27/05/13
Ko te Mane te ra ruatekau ma
whitu o Haratua

2. KUPU mo te ra:
He pai ki ahau te.....
I really like......

3. Maramaramarama taka
aue
• Hanuere - Kohitatea
• Pepuere - Hui Tangaru
• Maehe - Poutu te Rangi
• Apereira - Paenga whawha e
• Mei - Ha ra tua (Haratua)
• Hune - Pipiri aue aue aue aue taukiri e
• Hurae- Hongongoi
• Akuhata - Hereturikoka
• Hepetema - Te Mahuru e
• Oketopa - Whiringa a nuku
• Noema - Whiringa a Rangi
• Tihema - Hakihea aue, aue aue aue taukiri e

4. Practice vowels
• A E I O U
• AA EE II OO UU

5. Recap: Using polite language
“Homai” means “pass”
The word “koa” means “please”
“Koa” is used after the word “Homai”
example:
Homai he Panana - Pass me a Banana
Homai koa he Panana - Please pass me a Banana

6. Reomation “Te Mahi kai”
Reomation - Te Mahi kai - Preparing Food

7. WA WERO:
He kakariki me te kowhai ahau
He toa hoko kai ahau
He pai ki ahau te hanga hanawiti
He aha au?
Text
Sponsored by.....

8. Ra whanau waiata:
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau kia koe
Ra whanau ki a ....................
Ra whanau kia koe
Neva - Lily Roy Room 12

9. House Points Term 2
Attendance
week 1
Attendance
week 2
Attendance
week 3
Cross
Country
Totals
Red 15 10 10 50 85
Blue 10 20 20 100 150
Purple 20 15 15 75 125
Green 5 5 5 50 65

10. Kua mutu
• Ka kite............goodbye