Today in music we learned how to play the ukulele the class had to watch a video on what the keys were and what they sounded like. We then grabbed a ukulele and started playing around a bit. We then did C and Am. It was kinda easy for some people because the people that could do it got it first try.
Every Saturday, my friends and I made our way to the local mall, a place that felt like our second home. The moment we stepped through the sliding glass doors, the familiar buzz of chatter and the smell of fresh pretzels welcomed us. We like to go and have some fun and like to mess around just a bit. Next, we wandered into our favorite clothing store, a treasure trove of trendy outfits and quirky accessories. Lilly spotted a rack of oversize sweaters and insisted we all try them on.
As the afternoon sun began to set, we found a cozy spot near the fountain to unwind. They shared stories, dreams, and plans for future adventures, the laughter echoing around them. As they chatted, they watched the twinkling lights of the mall come to life, reflecting the warmth of their friendship. Hanging out with all my mates is very fun because we are spending a lot of time with each other.
We got some more food and started to eat. We all started getting very full and couldn’t eat anymore but some of us wanted to get some more food like dessert. When we got some treats and started walking out of the mall it was about 4pm and we all needed to go home. After that very long day I was very tired I went home and so did all of my mates and when I got home I went to sleep.
1: what did you like about bucket drumming: I thought that the bucket drumming was alright but at the same time it was boring and loud 2: what is something new you learned : I didn’t learn anything because I have done this before but yeah 3: Do you think you will enjoy drumming? if so why/why not: yes but no because its very loud but at the same time its fun to do and you get to listen to song while you are doing it
Some people like to dance and some people don’t It’s a good exercise and it can keep you up to date when you like to be lazy. Some people do dancing for a living and some people like to sing for a living people like to do the same things they do them both together if they really wanted to
Here are some facts about music :
There are many types of dances and singers there the salsa, ballet, belly dancing and way more then you think.
When some people dance they wear all these clothes that some people have designed for them and they give it to other people so they can all match as they are dancing people really like to dance in groups and they get the reward together. It also looks very good because
Hairikoa- Happy
Pōuri- Sad
Pukuriri- Angry
Ngenge- Tired
Hōha- Fed up, Bored, Annoyed
Makariri- Cold
Wera- Hot
Pai- Good
Rawe- Excellent
Mauiui- Sick
Āwangawanga- Anxious
Ranfirua- Confused
Heahea- Silly
Pukumahi- Busy
Porangi- Crazy
Mataku- To be scared
Māia- Brave
Hiohia- To want
Hiakai- Hungry
Hianu- Thirsty
Hiamoe- Sleepy
Mate- To die
Matekai- Starving
Matemore- Exausted
Puku- Belly
Pukumahi- Busy
Pukuriri- Angry
PukuKoro- Playful
Whaka- To make happen
Whakama- Embarrassed
Whakahi- To be proud
Whaka ihihi- To be excited
Kei Te feeling ahua
Pehea- How
1.kei te pehea koe? how am i?
kei te pai au. i am good
2. kei te pehea koe? how are you?
kew te rawe koe. you are exelent
3. kei te pehea ia? how is he/she
kei te hoha ia. he/she is bored.
10 words to describe clowns:
five props clown use: Clown props are a central part of any clown’s act. From giant foam letters to medical gag props to noise makers, puppets and stickers, we carry everything a clown needs to make clowning props a hilarious and versatile feature.
2 clown photots: 
Kupe Hau- New words
Ngā Wahi- Places
Aotearoa- New Zealand
Te ika ma Māui- North Island
Te Waipounamu- South Island
Rakirua- Stewasrt Island
Tāmaki Makaurau- Auckland
Kirikiriroa- Hamilton
Te whanganui-a-Tara- Wellington
Whakatu- Nelson
Ōtautahi- Christchurch
Ōteputi- Dunedin
Waihōpai- Incercargill
Wetereo Grammer
Nō Hea- From where?
Hea- Where
Nō- From
Nō Hea- ahau- Where am I from?
Nō Hea- Koe?- Where you from?
Nō Hea- ia?- Where is he/she from?
Nō Aoteatoa Ahau- I am from NEW ZEALAND
Nō WhaĪtĪ- He/She is from Fiji
Assessment Building
Ko Makayla Tōku ingoa
Nō Ōtautahi āhau
Kapu Hau:
Ou/Ahau= I or me
Koe= You
Ia= She or He
toku=your
ingoa= name
ingoa whanau= last name
Toku= Mine/My
Tou=Your
Tona=His/hers
Wetereo=Grammar
Ko Wai= Who is
Ko Wai toku ingoa= What is my name
Ko wai au/ahua= who am I?
Ko Wai to ingoa= what is your name?
Ko Wai ia= Who is she or he
Ko Wai tona ingoa= what is his/her name
Ko Makayla toku nga= My name is Makayla
Ko Makayla au- Im Makayla
Ko Mana Tou ingoa= Your name is Mana
Ko Mana ko= You are Mana
Ko Miharo tona ingoa=
Kupu Hau:
Greetings:
Kai ora – Hello, Be well
tēnā koe – Hello – to 1
tēnā kārua – Hello – to 2 people
tēnā kautau – Hello – to 3+ people
ata mārie – good mornig
moata rau – good morning
ahiahi mārie – good afternoon
pō mārie – good night
Farewells:
Ka kite – good-bye
mā te wā – later – see you later
hei ōpōpo – till tomorrow
hei kōna – till later
What we have learned about bucket drums: You can make any sounds you want to and it doesnt matter what sound you make because it will always kinda sound good
What are the four main sounds on bucket drums: Middle, edge, side of the drum, sticks.
What songs have we learned to play on bucket drums: We will rock you, pom paii, Crazy, Happier, Good feeling.
What have you learn about reading note and rests: That all the sounds are different and you get to know what sounds are what and what they look like.