Hello there, we are Te Pihinga Class from Yaldhurst School. Kapa Haka looks cool, it looks like lots of fun. How fast did you learn to do Kapa Haka? What songs do you sing and do you get tired? We know for Kapa Haka that you need to listen really well! We look forward to hearing from you From Te Pihinga Class
Kia ora te whānau o Ope Ruaraki, It is so good to see you all so involved in kapa haka. I hope that next week I can get over to see you in action for the real thing! Tino pai o koutou waiata! Mrs Huriwai
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Hello there, we are Te Pihinga Class from Yaldhurst School. Kapa Haka looks cool, it looks like lots of fun. How fast did you learn to do Kapa Haka? What songs do you sing and do you get tired?
ReplyDeleteWe know for Kapa Haka that you need to listen really well!
We look forward to hearing from you
From Te Pihinga Class
Kia ora te whānau o Ope Ruaraki,
ReplyDeleteIt is so good to see you all so involved in kapa haka. I hope that next week I can get over to see you in action for the real thing!
Tino pai o koutou waiata!
Mrs Huriwai
Kia ora!
ReplyDeleteWe love learning Kapa Haka songs with Matua Sunny and Tui as well! Great singing!
From Kōtuku at Wigram