My favourite waiata would have to be Tutira Mai because at our school when we have Maori we normally have tutira mai. It is an amazing song and is really easy to learn and sing.
Hey Mya I can really see the all of the hard work that you have put into this activity. I also am doing the summer learning journey on my blog. What was your favrioute part about this activity? Why? Hope you have a merry christmas and a happy new year.
That is a great waiata and very popular to sing in schools. Do you enjoy singing? I like to sing but a bit too much! Sometimes my family gets annoyed at how often I sing.
What do the words of this song mean. I think it's important to like songs for their meanings as well as their tune. We should know what we're singing about!
I look forward to reading more of your blog over the summer. Cheers, Ruby.
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Hey Mya
Indeed, we do sing this song at school and it is very easy to learn. Do you have another song that you enjoy to sing?? Until next time
Kia orana Vedel,
Firstly thank you for commenting on my blog. Well yes I also enjoy ka pioioi which is also fast to learn and easy.
Kia Ora Mya
Wonderful work, Tutira mai is a very catchy song, and I agree it is a very easy song to learn. Keep up the great work :)
Aloha Mya
What wonderful work you have done, I am so impressed. Why is this your favurtie Waiata song?
Hey Mya
I can really see the all of the hard work that you have put into this activity. I also am doing the summer learning journey on my blog. What was your favrioute part about this activity? Why?
Hope you have a merry christmas and a happy new year.
Hi Mya,
Ruby here from the Summer Learning Journey team!
That is a great waiata and very popular to sing in schools. Do you enjoy singing? I like to sing but a bit too much! Sometimes my family gets annoyed at how often I sing.
What do the words of this song mean. I think it's important to like songs for their meanings as well as their tune. We should know what we're singing about!
I look forward to reading more of your blog over the summer.
Cheers,
Ruby.
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