29 July 2012

More highlights from Term Two

                                                                 Well done!

 Experimenting with Change - Transforming seeds into popcorn.
 Hamilton East School hockey  




 Home made Maori Fry bread. Yum!
 Matariki Art - Celebrating the Maori New Year










Ka kitea a Matariki i te atapō, inā tiro koe ki te raki-mā-marangai i te mutunga o te marama o Haratua. Ka tino kitea i roto i ngā wiki e whai ake ana i muri, ka piki haere, nāwai ā, ka eke ki runga rawa, ka ahu whaka-te-tonga tōna pikinga ake i te paerangi i te wā o te rā poto rawa atu o te tau.
Manuau
Matariki becomes visible in the pre-dawn sky looking north-east towards the end of May. It becomes more clearly visible in the following weeks, rising further and further towards the south once the shortest day is past.
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1 comment:

  1. Room 407 August, 2012

    Hi! Room 15,
    I really liked looking at your Matariki stars. They looked good.
    From Mia,
    Room 4

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