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    The document provides suggestions for teachers to help students learn and use the Maori phrase "Kei te pehea koe" which means "How are you?". It recommends calling roll using the phrase, having students try to use it once a day, and supporting each other to reduce mistakes when learning. Links are included for a YouTube video and lesson plan to help teach the expression.

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    The document provides suggestions for teachers to help students learn and use the Maori phrase "Kei te pehea koe" which means "How are you?". It recommends calling roll using the phrase, having students try to use it once a day, and supporting each other to reduce mistakes when learning. Links are included for a YouTube video and lesson plan to help teach the expression.

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    Te Reo Radio 1

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    Tashie Taylor
    The document provides suggestions for teachers to help students learn and use the Maori phrase "Kei te pehea koe" which means "How are you?". It recommends calling roll using the phrase, having students try to use it once a day, and supporting each other to reduce mistakes when learning. Links are included for a YouTube video and lesson plan to help teach the expression.

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    Kei te pehea koe?

    Kei te pai ahau Kei te hari koa ahau Kei te hiamoe ahau

    How are you? I am good I am happy I am sleepy

    You could call the roll like this or just try to use the phrase once a day. Remember to help each other. In order to learn a language you have to make mistakes. The people that make mistakes learn more than others. Support each other and give it a go! Try it out on the teachers.

    Word Scramble = 1000 house points uaawhn

    Notes for teachers


    Teachers first go in to Room 2 page / Te Reo Maori/ open document called phrase of the week week 8 term 1 minimise
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcTlkZwt8cA&safe=active sock puppets saying the phrase

    http://tereomaori.tki.org.nz/Teacher-tools/Te-reo-Maori-lesson-plans/Curriculum-level-1/Kei-tepehea-koe-How-are-you

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