Have a look at this video Stephanie took of Stephen playing the guitar with Miss Tito from room 13, along with some boys from Kapa Haka.
Great job learning the whole song in one lunchtime, Stephen!
We are a fabulous class of learners from Tawa Intermediate in Wellington, New Zealand. Our teacher is Stephanie Thompson.
Friday, 2 March 2012
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Yes!!! Teno pai! Kiwi education hard at work! ako is alive.
ReplyDeleteHi AndrewT63. This was awesome to see, and live entertainment at lunch is always cool. I hope i'll see more lunch Kapa Haka performances in the future as it obviously attracts big crowds.
DeleteThanks for your rawe words.
Hi AndrewT63,
DeleteThanks for the awesome comment on the Kapa Haka group, me and Miss Tito worked hard to get the song just right.
From Stephen
Hi Stephen and Lachlan
DeleteGreat to see that both of you are following the quality commenting checklist. I'm proud of both of you for putting together some that has drawn a lot of visitors and comments to this blog.
Stephanie
Stephen and Lachlan, so cool to see that you use your blog and reply as well. I work at Stoke School, we are working on a blog too. We have teno pai kapahaka here too. Maybe you could video more and share with us on your blog and then in a few years when you are world famous kapahaka stars on youtube we could say "we knew them from since their Intermediate days"!!!!!
DeleteAndrew (Room 6 teacher)
Wow that is awesome! Even though I'm not sure of the words I have that song stuck in my head now... what is it called? Great guitar playing and lovely singing! Thanks for sharing @missdsings :)
ReplyDeleteHi, it was pretty awesome. The song is called Taku Reo Rangatira and they sing this this song lots at Kapa Haka and it's really catchy, so it's stuck in my head, too.
DeleteThanks for your kind comment,
Bye.
Ka Pai! Tino Pai! Your Kapa Haka group is sounding awesome already! I love the focus on the guitarists! Well done Lachlan - great post and window to your learning! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Ms Bee. Thanks for your kind words. It does sound great and that's only some of them. I'm sure they sound way better as a whole group. Does your school have a Kapa Haka group?
DeleteThanks
Bye, Lachlan.
Hello Ms Bee, nienstiens,
DeleteThanks for the awesome comment on the Kapa Haka group, me and Miss Tito worked hard to get the song just right.
From Stephen
Kia ora!
ReplyDeleteI love that it is morning tea time and you are all in the playground singing and playing guitar.
Fabulous singing :)
Mrs M♔Kenzie
Thanks, Mrs McKenzie.
DeleteStephen and Miss Tito love doing this stuff. Stephen's in band and the Special Choir. It's cool walking out of class to hear unexpected music and singing. It's awesome.
Thanks,
Bye.
Hi Mrs Mckenzie and B4,
DeleteThanks for the awesome comment on the Kapa Haka group, me and Miss Tito worked hard to get the song just right.
From Stephen
Love your work Miss T - Pt England misses you!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Stephen.
Mrs Burt
Hi Dorothy.
DeleteMiss Tito is a great teacher, is'nt she?
Stephen did a great job learn the whole song in one lunch.
Thank you,
Bye.
I'm hearing that you worked hard and learnt, recorded and performed that song in less than an hour.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant.
The world needs more people like you.
Andrew
good job kuya stephen....you make us proud....we love you and miss u so much....mwaaaaaaaaaaaaa....
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