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Ceremonial greetings

Ceremonies are a traditional part of Pasifika gatherings. Create a PowerPoint to teach Ed different Pacific nation greetings he can use at specific festivals.

1. Open the Peace Corps website, and read the different greetings.
2. Open Festivals in the South Pacific and read about different ceremonies.
3. Use PowerPoint to create a slideshow (minimum of five pages). Each page must include a:
• greeting
• country
• ceremony.
4. Add in sound and visual effects!

Email your PowerPoint to wiki@tki.org.nz

Mihimihi

Ko ngā huihuinga he mahi taketake ki ngā huinga tāngata o Ngā Moutere o te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa. Hangaia he PowerPoint hei whakako i a Ed ki ngā momo mihi e taea e ia ki te whakamahi i ēnei huihuinga.

1. Huakina mai te pae whakaata o Peace Corps, ka pānui i ngā momo mihi rerekē.
2. Huakina te Festivals in the South Pacific ka pānui i ngā momo huihuinga rerekē.
3. Whakamahia te PowerPoint ki te auaha i tētahi whakaatutanga (kia kaua e iti iho i te rima whārangi). Me rau atu ēnei ki ia whārangi:
• he mihi
• he takiwā
• he huihuinga.
4. Kātahi ka rau i ō puoro me ō whakaataata!

Īmērahia tō PowerPoint ki a wiki@tki.org.nz

Pacific sounds

Listen to some of these music samples from the Pacific Nations. Compare these with some of the modern sounds by Che Fu.

Make a list of five sounds which Che Fu uses which are similar to those you hear from the Pacific nations.

Send your answers to wiki@tki.org.nz

Ngā oro o te moana nui a kiwa

Whakarongo mai ki ēnei oro o Te moana nui a Kiwa. Whakatauritea aua oro ki ēra a Che Fu.

Whakararangihia ngā oro a Che Fu, he āhua orite, ki ēra o te Moana nui a kiwa.

Tukua mai ou whakautu ki a wiki@tki.org.nz

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