WEEK 5 TERM 3

Ānei te kupu o te wiki:Kaiako

• (noun) teacher, instructor

Examples of how to use it;

 

• Who is your Maths kaiako? I hear he is really good!
• I have always wanted to be a kaiako, teaching our ākonga who will be the kaiako of tomorrow.

TIP: 'kai' placed infront of a word makes it the title of someones job.

• mahi-work = kaimahi-worker
• kōrero-talk = kaikōrero-speaker

Na Terri-Leigh

WEEK 4 TERM 3

Ānei te kupu o te wiki: ākonga

• (noun) student, pupil, learner, disciple, protege.

 Stephen

WEEK 3 TERM 3

Kia ora koutou,
Te Kupu o te Wiki:
RAWE:1.(stative) be excellent, becoming, good, fine, pleasant, nice.
2. (modifier) excellent, becoming, good, fine, pleasant, nice.

3. (noun) excellence, fineness, quality.

 

Keep using your kupu in classes!! :)
Na Alisha
(Yvette Gander: Yea Alisha)

 

WEEK 2 TERM 3

Ānei te kupu o te wiki:Taumautanga-engagement

Thanks Richard