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WALT: Use and respond to the phrase “I aha Koe”. Last week in my He kakano class we had to make a book which responded to the phrase "I aha Koe" Which means what are you doing. Then we screencastifyed the book so you could read and listen the book. Here is my book.

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  1. Maureen Truman14 August 2016 at 16:25

    Emily, this is a fabulous blog. Your Te Reo is so fluent and so expressive. I also liked the way you supported your text with images (I need those as clues). I hope you consider continuing with Te Reo when you move to secondary school.

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  2. Anonymous1 September 2016 at 11:59

    Hi it is Crystal form Paparoa Range School could you Chang the permission Thank you

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