Please think about your own culture. Where does your family come from? What is important or special to you and your family? What language do you speak?
On your blog, please tell us about your culture.
This is my pepeha. This is my culture NZ / Maori.
This is my pepeha. This is my culture NZ / Maori.
Wow Tanner
ReplyDeleteI like your pepeha and your commitment into your photo. I in Auckland and to read a blogpost from someone up North is awesome, the other week I was in your just near your area for the first time. I love reading your blogpost keep it up.
Nia
Wow tanner what a good way to present your pepeha.It is awesome!!!!!!! well done tanner.I am the same culture
ReplyDeleteThanks Ari
DeleteKia ora Tanner,
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing today? I hope you're enjoying your holidays so far!
You've done an awesome job explaining your culture and including an image to make your post extra eye-catching. All your posts have been very creative which is awesome to see!
Did you make everything in the picture, Tanner? I really like how different aspects of the picture represent different parts of your pepeha, like how the bowl is higher, so it represents your maunga, and how you've made korus to represent everyone in your family. That is very creative!
What did you use to make the korus, awa and waka? Is it play-doh or something different?
I'm looking forward to seeing more of your creative activities! Keep up the great work :)
Ngā mihi,
Tayla
Hi Tayla, Yes I used home made playdoh that my mum made. I had fun doing this one and my mum and my baby sisters helped too.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Tanner,
DeleteThat is very creative and sounds like lots of fun! That's awesome that you can do some of these activities with your whanau too :)
Looking forward to reading more!
Tayla
Hi Tanner!
ReplyDeleteYour culture blog post was amazing! It was so interesting. IT was so creative and out of my comfort zone. I liked it how you explained all of your pepeha and your family. Also what you do and how you respect each other. Ka pai Tanner.
Blog you later!
Ronan