We have done a task that involves with the summer learning journey. This task also includes with maori and kappa haka.
First, We watched a kappa haka video an it was a kappa haka performance in front of an audience.
Then we did a maori template called a kowhaiwhai pattern. This task was an maori art, where we made a art using colors that include summer.
The task is for us to create our own kowhaiwhai pattern.
LI - To create amazing patterns for the summer learning journey.
Talofa lava Aliqwa, this is Elle from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteWell done for completing your kowhaiwhai pattern - you have done a great job! I really like that you have used so many koru shapes and that you have used a summery gradient of colours in the background. What does your kowhaiwhai pattern represent to you?
Thank you for making the photo of your kowhaiwhai nice and big so we can all see it very clearly and thank you for sharing what you learned along the way! Did you manage to see the wiriwiri in the kapa haka video? Their hands move so quickly!
Well done and keep up the great blogging! I look forward to seeing more of what you get up to this summer.
From Elle (SLJ)
Kia Ora Aliqwa,
ReplyDeleteVery good kowhaiwhai pattern you have created! The thing I like about your kowhaiwhai pattern is that making the kowhaiwhai's into different sizes. Do you think you would create another kowhaiwhai pattern and why?
Keep up your great work!
Chisa
Kia Ora Chisa,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind opinion about my kowhaiwhai pattern and great support. I probably would make another pattern because I would like to make it using some dark colours next time for winter.
How about you? Will you make a patter some time? and why?
Thank you!
Aliqwa