I was a Year 7 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I was in Learning Space 2 and my teacher is Mrs Anderson.
Showing posts with label Myths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Myths. Show all posts
Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Maori
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LI: To learn about Maori myths.
This week for Maori we read a mythical book and it was about a man and women creating seven child that want to separate there parents so after they did all seven of them became a god of something.Sometimes when it rains its the father crying because he was separated from his wife. We read the book we watch a YouTube video about someone creating art of the myth using sand it was amazing cause I've never seen anything like it but then our teacher told us that the first person to find new Zealand was kupe he and his wife wear exploring and once they got back to there home they told there village that there was and Island and also kupe's wife named the island aotearoa and in English its new Zealand. We also did some research skills to find out where most of the people lived before also when new Zealand was found all of the Maori separated and created there own tribes.
Wednesday, 29 August 2018
Cuchulainn
LI: to identify the purpose of narratives.
This week for reading we had to think of a culture myth and write about it. I wrote about Cuchulainn from ireland. So I had to create a DLO about cuchulainn explaining what happened in his past his life is very interesting cause when I was researching about him I found intresting factts about him and its in the DLO. I hope you learned more about this Irish myth.
Wednesday, 22 August 2018
Izanagi and Izanami
LI: to identify the underlying morals/themes/explanations in myths, legends, and fairy tales.
This week for reading we were learning about myths and legends there were different myths and legends and we had to pick I picked the Japanese Myth and legend. So we had to put facts and information into the google slide then we had to add a video or a audio about the people you guys are finding information about.
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Japanese,
kiwi sport,
Myths
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