For the art component of our wind unit we decided to do a mural.
We were learning how Tawhirimatea is the wind god in maori legend. He was one of the few sons who did not want to see his mum and dad (Papatuanuku and Ranginui) separated, so he lashed out at his brothers with great gusts of wind. Although this did not stop his brothers Tawhirimatea still shows his disapproval at times with great winds.
Today when Tawhirimatea is not so angry he can help us by turning the Wind Turbines with his breath and giving us clean energy. This is our interpretation of Te Apiti Wind Farm.
If you would like to visit the mural in person you are more than welcome to come into Room L to look.
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This is a recording of the story "The Winds of Tawhirimatea". This story is read by Taine, Madison, Kaya and Kapene.
We were learning how Tawhirimatea is the wind god in maori legend. He was one of the few sons who did not want to see his mum and dad (Papatuanuku and Ranginui) separated, so he lashed out at his brothers with great gusts of wind. Although this did not stop his brothers Tawhirimatea still shows his disapproval at times with great winds.
Today when Tawhirimatea is not so angry he can help us by turning the Wind Turbines with his breath and giving us clean energy. This is our interpretation of Te Apiti Wind Farm.
If you would like to visit the mural in person you are more than welcome to come into Room L to look.
BubbleShare: Share photos - Find great Clip Art Images.
This is a recording of the story "The Winds of Tawhirimatea". This story is read by Taine, Madison, Kaya and Kapene.
to room l we love your work from room d