WALT: keep our Whare Tapa Wha up by keeping the walls steady and strong
In this DLO we talked about Taha Hinengaro which is the Mental part of your Whare Tapa Wha, in this house there are four main walls. The four walls are Taha Hinengaro (Mental), Taha Tinana (Physical), Taha Whanau (Family Health) and lastly Taha Wairua which is Spiritual health. This is for our school event on Wednesday evening were we have to present to the parent what we have learnt about this term and my group chose to do Whare Tapa Wha . I am very happy with the results that my group has come up with in the short period of time we were given and special thanks to Frances for the leadership she showed to all of us, that is why I think my group succeeded.
The most challenging thing I found in this session would have to be painting because we had to paint something white and it would just not stay white so that was pretty annoying. We had some confusion with Aja because someone had told her she was not in our group so Frances came and told her how she could help. Meditation would have to be my favourite activity in my group because it was calming listening to the music they put on and the script was perfect. Please leave a comment about what you think Taha Tinana is and much love to you all out their. Toki Sio.
Metui
The most challenging thing I found in this session would have to be painting because we had to paint something white and it would just not stay white so that was pretty annoying. We had some confusion with Aja because someone had told her she was not in our group so Frances came and told her how she could help. Meditation would have to be my favourite activity in my group because it was calming listening to the music they put on and the script was perfect. Please leave a comment about what you think Taha Tinana is and much love to you all out their. Toki Sio.
Metui
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Hey Metui!
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