Matariki Returns
We are learning to identify the writer's purpose.
Answer the following questions:
- What does ‘Matariki’ directly translate to in English? the directly translate means the little “eyes”(mata riki) or eyes of god” (mata ariki).
- Which month of the year do you need to keep a close eye out for Matariki to return? on june to july in the cold and winter.
- What does Matariki look like when it returns? it’s the rise of the seven stars and time to celebrate with your family and friends.
- What does it mean for the Maori people when Matariki returns? when matariki as rise it’s time for hunting and fishing and growing crops.
- What did the Maori people do in the months leading up to Matariki? they where talking about the legends about matariki.
- Why is Matariki an important time? it’s important for the maori people to gather around and celebrate with the family that you haven't seen in a month and it’s the maori new year
- Outline one legend believed about Matariki? rongomatane is one of the seven of the gods but rongo is the gods of peace.
- Think of ways that we, as a class could celebrate Matariki. Record your idea below… cooking seven cookie stars.
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