Maramataka
Since term 3 has started we have been learning about maramataka .
Maramataka translates as moon rotating and we have learnt about the lunar calender and that all the days represent a maori word and you can't plant on a fishing day. You can plant on a fishing day but you plant wont grow big.
When it's a full moon it's good for anything.
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When it's a full moon it's good for anything.
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Kia Ora Harmony my name is Autumn, I am a student from Paihia Primary School. I really enjoyed your blog post about Maramataka. I like how you added lots of information. I also liked how you added quite a lot of facts to your writing. Has your class been learning about Maramataka for long? Maybe next time you explain a bit more about Maramataka so I can understand what you are writing about.
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