Welcome at the door: Haere mai, Nau mai...
Speaker: E tu
Speaker: Tena tatou (He Whakawhetai)
Who could be our speakers? Miss Denniston and Mrs Whitta will choose 1 or 2 people to welcome our visitors
Kaitiakitanga (guardian of our land)
- Maori people had to be careful of their resources like wood, sea food, natural resources
- They had to try and trade for the things they needed.
- If they couldn't trade with the hapu around them they would go to war to find the things they want.
Watch this video to help us understand Kaitiakitanga
I have some questions for you...
- What does whenua mean?
- What tribe does Riverdale belong to?
- What does moana mean?
- How can we look after our environment?
- What does kitiakitanga mean?
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