Mahi Tuatahi

Te Reo Māori | English

He aha te take matua o te mārama ki ō tātau tupuna?

Āta titiro ki te marama i ia pō mō ngā wiki e 3, e 4 rānei. Kātahi ka whakataurite ki tō mahere marama. Tuhia he wātaka ki tō puka, ā, tuhia hoki te rā, me te āhua o te marama. Me whai whakaaro hoki koe ki te piki me te heke o tō kaha i ngā marama rerekē. Te Rātaka o te Mārama

Tuhia ō kare a-roto me ō taumata ngao mō tētahi wiki o tētahi marama. Whakaatuhia ēnei kitenga ki tētahi ripanga me tētahi kauwhata.

He aha ētahi āhuatanga hei tautoko i te tangata i ngā marama e heke ai tōna ngao.

He aha ngā wāhanga o te maramataka Māori i tētahi hurihanga?

Whakamahia te Book Creator ki te waihanga i tētahi māramataka/wātaka e whakamārama ai i ngā āhuatanga o te marama me ngā piki, heke hoki, o te ngao o te tangata.

English

Why was the moon important to our tupuna?

Observe the moon every night or second night for 3-4 weeks and identify which moon is out. Create a calendar in your book, write the date and draw a sketch of the moon every time you make an observation. Reflect on your energy levels as described on the Rātaka o te Marama during this time.

Journal your mood and energy levels over a week within a month. Display this information in a spreadsheet and graph.

What things could we implement within our daily routine to combat having low energy levels?

What are the phases of the moon within a month?

Using Book Creator; create a calendar/journal that could be used to help better understand the moon and energy levels/moods based on the information that you have gathered from your personal experiences.