Today the 3 musketeers where busy brainstorming their ideas about their written level 3 topic kaupapa , translating māori phrases and words into manageable chunks and using building block statergies to connect sentences using particles past and future tense markers in māori. Translating phrases and sentences with a lot of laughter and confidence as they eagerly voiced their responses back and forth in the classroom.
During this time the two putiputi (girls) over in the corner where happily working together on their very own level 1 kaupapa "Kei Whea Tōku Reo".
Awesome day to spend with these young rangathi working on their tuhituhi projects. Ka mau te wehi.
Happy class, happy work.
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Great to hear about the progress of the Three Musketeers!
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