Creation of tuna

In Hurumanu 4 what is poetic arts. We have to answer some questions and then put them on our blog. But first we had to watch/listen to a video to understand all the questions. In total there are five questions. Here are the answers to the questions.

The problem Tuna o Runga I te Raki he had was that it was so dry because of the sun.

What is a hinaki? What does tipua mean??
A hinaki is a type of net for tuna/eels. They would put some bait in and put it in the water. It only had one entrance and the whole thing was woven.
Tipua basically means demon cause all the things about it is strange, terrifying, abnormal and supernatural.

What type of animal is a tuna?
A tuna is a type of eel but the Maori way of saying it. You can see them in willow bank and in some streams. There are some near the Margaret mahy playground.

Compare the art from the book and art from the video clip. what are some differences?
In the video clip its more black and white and not colour full. It looks like it is drawn. It has less detail.
In the book its more colourful and looks like its painted not drawn. It has more detail.

I like the art style of the video cause you can see more of what actually happens.

Word Art

In wananga we have been making a word art with all the emotions that we felt at home in the lock down or when you came back to school. We had an emotion wheel to help us pick out some emotions. I think I went a little overboard but that doesn't really matter.

I felt weird when I had to go out for a walk.
I felt weird during the recent lock down event when I had to go outside for a walk to look for teddy's because there wasn't many people walking around, there was only people inside out of site and if there
was people walking they were people we didn't know.

Level 2 in school

A few days ago we entered lvl 2. It's an exiting thing we can go back to school and everyone can do their jobs. But at school there are some rules you have to follow. They are easy even though they may seem hard here are to easy things to follow at school.