WALT participate in the learning of others. Why: Building on our transition to high school.
Success criteria: be active participants in a new cultural game: use our listening skills,
watch, ask questions and practice.
watch, ask questions and practice.
On the 18th of August 2018 Room 10 CH from Grey High School taught us how to play a cultural
game called Te uru.
We played in on the Karoro school field. Te uru is a game where you score points by catching a
ball while standing on a certain point of the field.
It’s sort of like netball apart from the fact that you have to catch the ball with your palm flat
and with one hand. My favourite part was winning the games. Next time the students should enforce
the rules.
game called Te uru.
We played in on the Karoro school field. Te uru is a game where you score points by catching a
ball while standing on a certain point of the field.
It’s sort of like netball apart from the fact that you have to catch the ball with your palm flat
and with one hand. My favourite part was winning the games. Next time the students should enforce
the rules.
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