Reading and Speaking
: Te Hanawiti — The Sandwich
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Approach: One to one
Focus: Retelling a story from a picture book without words.
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Resources: The Sandwich, PEdwards & LBambrough; illustrator, Martina Selway;Longman Cheshire; Melbourne; 1987.

 

Pg1-2
Pg3-4
pg5-6
pg7

pg10-11

The Sandwich Storybook

Questions / instructions:
In this activity I would like you to tell a story.
This book called The Sandwich tells a story in pictures but it doesn’t have any words. I want you to make up your own story by looking at the pictures. Pretend that you are going to tell the story to a young child. You need to make it as interesting as possible.
Here is the book. Have a quick look through it first, then you can start to tell me the story in a way that makes it fun to listen to.
I tënei mahi, kei te pïrangi ahau kia körerotia mai e koe tëtahi pakiwaitara.
Ko Te Hanawiti te ingoa o tënei pukapuka engari he pikitia anake, kähore he kupu. Ko taku hiahia, mäu tonu e whakaaro i täu ake körero mö ia pikitia, mö ia pikitia. Me whakaaro noa koe, kei te körero ki tëtahi tamaiti nohinohi. Kia kaha tonu tö whakapärekareka i äu körero.
Anei te pukapuka. Me kakama te titiro ki ngä pikitia i te tuatahi, kätahi ka tïmata ki te körero kia ngahau ai te whakarongo atu.
   
% responses
GEd
MI
Covering the main thread of the story strong 62 83
moderate 34 15
weak 4 2
Embellishing the story detailed description strong 35 53
moderate 47 21
weak 18 26
Clear oral expression of ideas strong 43 57
moderate 47 30
weak 10 13
Making presentation interesting strong 24 23
moderate 57 41
weak 19 36
Overall effectiveness in presenting story very high 9 34
quite high 34 28
moderate 50 23
low 7 15
Total score: 10 – 11 18 38
8 – 9 21 22
6 – 7 24 17
4 – 5 22 8
  2 – 3 8 6
  0 – 1 7 9
Commentary:
The results achieved by Mäori students in general education (GEd) and Mäori immersion (MI) settings were not statistically significantly different.
 
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