WALT: We are learning to relate Maori Tikanga to our own culture’s tikanga
Tikanga (Maori)
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Practises/Protocols (English)
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Faiga (Samoan)
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(Tongan)
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(Niue)
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- He aha nga Tikanga I roto I te Marae? (What are some of the protocols we use in the Marae?)
- No eating in the marae
- Take off you shoes
- No swearing in marae
- No shouting and screaming in the marae
- No stealing
- Be respectful in the marae
- Leave everything unbroken
2. He aha nga tikanga I roto I te wharekai/ Kahini? (What are some of the protocols we use in the kitchen?)
- Close your eyes when you pray
- Clean up after you eat
- Wash your hands when you finish eating and when you start eating
- The kitchen should be the way it was when you got in the kitchen
- No food fights in the kitchen
- Don’t eat like a pig
- Respect the people that make the food
- Hands and feet to yourself
- No sitting on the table
- No wearing hats when you eat
3. He aha nga Tikanga I roto I to ruma? (What are some of the protocols we use in our rooms?)
- No jumping on the bed
- No boys aloud in the girls room and no girls aloud in boys room
- No shoes on the bed
- Leave the room clean
- No messing up the room
- No fighting in the room
4. He aha nga Tikanga I roto I te Tangi? (What are some protocols you use at your cultures funerals?)
- Pay respect to the person who died
- Be quiet
- Wear black
- Have it at somebody's house (Church)
- Never leave the dead body alone
MARAE
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MEETING HOUSE
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RUMA
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ROOM
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TANGI
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FUNERAL
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KIHINI
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KITCHEN
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