my book

i  finished my book wow

xays pepeha

Pepeha - Task 2

When you think you can evidence your knowledge about what a pepeha is, why it is important, what ideas make up a Pepeha and what each part is about you can move on to the Task 2

Your task is to use a creative App that allows you to record a presentation for others to learn about Pepeha. It must be finished by the end of this week.

Your group must come up with a simple plan, present to a teacher and create a small presentation that teaches others about Pepeha.

Use something like this -

Either fold a large piece of paper up like this or use a storyboard (instructions below)

What app will you use?	Title	First slide page Bullet point your ideas for this section	Then the next	Then the next
Eplangervrythink	Pepeha	ok	ok	ok

Download a storyboard from here and print or get one off the teachers: Storyboards This website will also tell you what a storyboard is.

Other Storyboard templates

Checklist ( Use another group to get feedback on these things)

Our presentation explains what a Pepeha is	The  Pepeha is a way to introduce yourself in maori so not like hi my name is Ethan /ethan
Our presentation explain the importance/significance of a Pepeha	You use a Pepeha to introduce like  when you were greeting visitors. It was important to have a Pepeha so that people knew where you were from. They might then know you were friendly /xay
Our presentation explains what can go in a Pepeha	In a Pepeha you might put your mountain, your sea, your name, your family, your pa or your Waka that your ancestors /ethan
We may have included what is in the Frankley Pepeha and explained each part.	The Frankley Pepeha goes like this Pepeha (Frankley School) Xay~ Ko Taranaki te maunga(This is our mountain)            /xay TimoKo Waimea te awa    (This is our river)            Ethan~Ko Tokomaru te waka.    Me on)(This is the waka that our ancestors came to NZ in)        Xay ~ Ko Te Atiawa te iwi ( This is the group of Maori people who lived here)                Timo~Ko Ngati Te Whiti te hapu    (This is a smaller group)        Ethan~ Ko Okoare te pa tawhito (taw’ito) (This is where the maori people lived) Xay~ Ko Frankley te kura (This is the school)