Writing: Tongan Art

 

4 Facts Hawaiian Patterns & Designs

 

4 Facts Hawaiian History- Monday

 

Wednesday: Response to Text

 1. What year did the Chief greet Captain Cook wearing his feather attire? 

a) 2020 b) 1820

c) 1779 d) 1960i

2. The ‘ahu’ula and mahiole is worn only by?

1. Captain James Cook

2. People of high rank

3. Peasants

4. School teachers

3. The Hawaiians thought Captain James Cook was a god ?

1. True b) false

4. Which god did Captain James Cook get mistaken for?

1. Kāne b) Lono

c) Kū d) Kanaloa

5. What fascinated the crew that travelled with Captain James Cook?

a) the unique feature of Hawaiian culture b) ‘ahu’ula and mahiole

c) beautiful colour and design d) the food

6. How many cloaks and capes were brought back to England:?

a) 13 b) 3

c) 30 e) 0

7. What was unique about the Hawaiian cloaks and helmets? 

1. Its beautiful colour & design b) intricately crafted 

2. The effectiveness as armour d) superpowers to fly

8.Why is the cloak worn once?

a) because the feathers return back to its owners

b) the structure of the cloak becomes fragile

3. Captain James Cook stole the cloaks

4. It’s lost

9. The structure of the helmet is made from?

1. Fibre netting

2. Siapo

3. Aerial roots of the ‘ieie plant

4. Hawaiian flower frangipani

4 facts - Hawaiian Art

Writing: Samoan Art

 

Monday: Design Task

 

Times table Challenge

 

Writing: Māori Art

 

Monday: Response to Text

 1. Hawaii has eight main islands - which one is not part of Hawaii?

a) Niʻihau b) Kauaʻi

c) Oʻahu d) Savai’i

2. What is the capital of Hawaii?

a) Wellington b) Maui

c) Honolulu d)  Moloka’i

3. Native Hawaii before and after European contact produces?

a) petroglyphs b) wood and stone carvings 

c) siapo d) kapa

4. The designed feather cape or helmet is solely for?

a) teachers b) alii

c) kings d) chiefs

5. Kia manu would collect incredible --------------------?

a) 20,000 birds b) feathers

c) hair d) chicken feet

6. True or False: Kapa is made from colourful dyes ?

a) True b) False

7. By using wauke or paper mulberry plant they ---------- to form a Kapa? 

1. clean b) buy

2. beat d) hammer

8. Sculpting in Hawaii they use ------------?

a) bone b) stone

c) wood d) teeth

9. A hand-tapping needle piercing the skin is used for traditional Hawaiian Tattoo?

a) True b) False

4 Facts Hawaiian History- Monday

 

4 Facts Cook Island Artist

 

Wednesday: Response to Text

 

1. What is a staff god?

1. Name for our kitchen b) a stick in form of a god

c) Movie on netflix d) a religion

2.  What material is the staff god made from?

a) ice b) wood

c) diamonds d) iron

3. What does elaborately mean?

a) intricate b) tiny

c) disgusting d) detailed

4. How did the European missionaries view staff gods?

a) secular b) American idol

c) idols d) demonic

5. How long is the surviving staff god ?

1. 6 metres b) 2 metres

c) one third of the length d) 19 metres

7.  Which best describes this staff god?

1. Smooth green eyes with stylised head, mouth, ears; a curved back with notches on the ear side

2. Smooth eyes with stylised ears; a curved ankle with notches on the shoulder sides

3. Smooth head with stylised ankles, mouth, noese; a curved neck with notches on the back sides

4. Smooth head with stylised eyes, mouth, ears; a curved neck with notches on the back sides

8. When was Christianity introduced to Cook Islands?

1. 2020 b) 19th Century

      c) 2019 d) 1900

Cook Island Art

Bronze Division

 

Tuesday: Response to Text

1. What does Tivaevae mean?

1. To cook b) to sew or patch

c) To knit d) to laugh

2.  What are Tivaevae?

a) Tea Towels b) Pillow Cases

c) Sheets d) Duvets

3. When were Tivaevae bedspreads introduced by French nuns?

a) eighteenth century b) nineteenth century

c) twentieth century d) twenty first century

The Pange

5. What is a ta’unga?

a) a type of tivaevae b) an expert

c) cutting materials d) patterns and colours

Making the Tīvaevae

6. Which are not part of the three types of Tīvaevae?

a) tīvaevae manu b) tīvaevae tātaura

c) tīvaevae tā’ōrei d) tivaevae tāmoumou

7.  Which best describes what Tivaevae manu?

1. It uses only four colours and two pieces of material. 

2. It uses only one colour and one piece of material.

3. It uses only two colours and two pieces of material.

4. It uses only two colours and three pieces of material.

8. How is Tīvaevae tātaura formed?

1. Using glue and paste b) using embroidered 

c) having separate pieces pieced together d) using chromebook

 

4 Facts Cook Island Art Form

 

4 Facts Cook Island History

 

Bronze - Multiplication

 

Thursday: Response to Text

 1. When was the Tongan Sila designed?

a) 1865 b) 1875

c) 1876 d) 1877

2. What does the crown in the Tongan Sila mean?

→represents the  Kingdom, King of Tonga

3. What do the three swords represent?

→ represents the 3 lines of Tongan Kings that ruled before Tonga became one

Ha’amonga ‘a Maui:

4. Where is the stone located?

a) Cook Islands b) Samoa

c) Tonga d) Niue

5. Who is the story of the stone wall about?

a) A mother and her two daughters b) A mother and her two sons

c) A father and his two daughters d) A mother and his two sons

6. What does the word haʻamonga mean ?

→a stick with loads on both ends, carried over the shoulder". Maui is a cultural hero in Polynesian mythology.

Kavei Koula e Fa - Four Golden Pillars:

7. What does Ofa mean?

→ Love

8. What does Faka’apa’apa mean?

→Respect

9.What does Anga Fakato ki lalo/ Lototoo mean?

→ Humility.  'Tauhi Va  Gratitude.

10. What does Tauhi Va mean?

→ to nurture or maintain