🌺Hauora Metaphors🌺

🌺Hauora Metaphors🌺

WALT: Describe Our Hauora using Metaphors

Talofa Lava! Welcome back to my blog! Recently the Kia Manawanui syndicate has been learning about our Hauora! Today we used a metaphor to describe our Hauora. We used Play Dough and Clay to create our metaphor and our goal was to be C R E A T I V E! 

Hauora is all about your well-being and health! Ms Aireen showed us a few examples of students who have completed their Hauora using a metaphor. We brainstormed some ideas and we came up with:

- Tree

- River

- Swing

- Mat

- Bible

- Paddle

- Rock

- Sun

- Waka 

- Flower

- Necklace

- Drum

- Conch

- Didgeridoo

- Fist

- Flag

- Cultural Tee-shirt (Aloa)

- Patterns

MY METAPHOR

I made a metaphor that represents my Hauora and I chose a Hibiscus Flower for my metaphor. I used PLAYDOUGH to create my metaphor. I found this art task kind of challenging and difficult because in my head I imagined it being easy but when I started the playdough was kind of hard and it was really difficult because I was struggling to make the petals. 



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I made a DLO-Presentation to share with you all the Explanation writing I made explaining my Hauora and how a flower represents my Hauora. Here is the DLO:

I hope you enjoyed reading my DLO! I used the S.E.E.E structure to write my explanation and I had a lot of fun doing it!

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Question of the blog: What represents your Hauora?