Marae+Visit

** Success Criteria: ** ** We will have ** ** • organised and sequenced our ideas. ** ** • used ordering devices like numbers or bullet points ** ** • used a variety of linking and sequence words e.g., first, next, after, then, before, when ** ** Used direct/explicit language to guide the reader e.g. Hold flax tightly between thumb and forefingers, with thumbs facing towards body. ** ** • used sectioning or paragraphing where it suits the writing ** ** • written sentences correctly i.e., caps, full stops, question mark, exclamation **
 * LI: We are learning to follow Marae protocol and develop instructions for others to follow.**

**//Questions://** //1.What does Powhiri mean? A formal and traditional welcoming call onto a Marae.//

//2.Is it appropriate to do a Powhiri at any where els? Yes it is and usually person who says the Powhiri is a New Zealander/Maori//

//3.Is there a special name of the person who calls the vistiters onto the marae? Kai Karanga, the call is called the Karanga,and it is always performed by a elderly senior of the marae.//

//4.What is the common name of the people who belong to the marae? They are called the Tangata Whenua this means home people.he Manuhiri.//

//5.What are the visitors called who belong to the marae? Visitors are called the Manuhiri.//







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