Whakatauki o te wiki T3W9

Today we did our whakatauki o te wiki presentation and the whakatauki was:

"Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini" which means "My strength is not that of a single warrior but that of many". 

This means that if you work by yourself, then it wont be done fast, but if you work with someone or some people, then it will be easier to finish!

The main thing about this is that if you work without no one helping you, you will not have the strength, but with by eachothers sides, you will become one and have more strength.

Here is my whakatauki o te wiki presentation for this week...

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Whakatauki o te wiki T3W6

Today for whakatauki o te wiki we had another whakatauki that we had to learn and it was "He aha te kai o te rangatira? He korero, he korero, he korero!" which means "what is the food of a leader". I know you may not get it but if you read through my slide show then you will get more information about it! 

I loved learning about this whakatauki because it was a bit challenging for me but I love challenges. Here is my whakatauki o te wiki learning for today.

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Whakatauki o te wiki T3W5

This is my whakatauki o te wiki learning that I have done this week. Our Whakatauki was "He iti hoki te mokoroa nana i katati te kahikatea" Which means "The mokoroa grub may be small, but can cut through the kahikatea". Today we learnt about what this whakatauki means to us and what it means to our ancestors. I have used my own working out to find out what this whakatauki means! 

Here is my presentation of my Whakatauki o te wiki learning:

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Whakatauki o te wiki T3W4

This week we did our whakatauki o te wiki and the whakatauki was "No to rourou, ra taku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi" which means

"With your food basket and my food basket, the people will thrive". This means that if you work together, then you will succeed and if you succeed, then you will finish your goal.

Here is my whakatauki o te wiki learning!

And If you would like to try a whakatauki o te wiki, just look at my other ones and copy it so you can put it in your own words.

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Whakatauki o te wiki T3W3

This is my whakatauki o te wiki presentation. It's looks very new but some of the questions are the same. This whakatauki is about team work, working together and making the job easy. I liked working on this whakatauki because it's sounds very similar but it has more depth in it. I have done this whakatauki because it lets me write what I want to write instead of copying others. This is why we do Whakatauki o te wiki.

Here is the presentation the my Whakatauki o te wiki learning!

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Whakatauki o te wiki!

Kia ora,
Ko Cerenity toku ingoa.

Today for whakatauki o te wiki, the whakatauki was "Ka kitea a Matariki, Ka rere te korokoro". which means "At the time of Matariki, it's time to move. It was great learning about this whakatauki because this was a little bit about Matariki and I like learning about it!

On the last slide I made my own whakatauki and it means that people need to take risks everywhere so you can be and winner and be proud of yourself.  Here is a presentation of my Whakatauki o te wiki.

And please give me feedforward and feedback so I can work on it next time!