WALT: participate in the learning of others.
Our success criteria are to active participants in a new cultural game.
On the 28/8/18 Wednesday the class from Grey High school called 10CH, they
came and taught us how to play a Maori game. They were here most of the morning.
We had to use our listening skills and watch and ask questions.
They taught how to play the game as well as taking us through some skills and drills.
The game that 10CH taught us was called Te Uru.
I really enjoyed the last drill that the group I was in did, it was the piggy in the middle.
To play the game you have to catch the ball with a flat hand and try and score points.
There are five dots and you have to try and catch the ball on the dots.
There are two teams on the field at once.
You are allowed to intercept the ball and then you have to try and get the
ball down your end of the field. The aim of the game is to try and get rid
of all the dots by getting the ball on the dots.
Next time I would suggest that you make four teams instead
of three then you can have to games going at once. Also it would be fun to play
the game with you.
Hey Hannah,
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoyed the game so much, we really enjoyed teaching you it. Thank you for the great feedback on how we could improve it next time, it was very helpful! hopefully we will be able to come back sometime this year and this time we would definitely want to join in with you all.
Have a good week :)
- Reed
Hi Hannah
ReplyDeleteit's good to know that you liked my groups activity and even beater to know that you liked the game,I have looked at the feedback and i think this will help use a lot and i hope that you have a spectacular day.