Assessment Schedule 7906 Standard: 7906 Version 4 Level 1 (2 credits) Title: Raranga rourou Activities Evidence Judgements the answer expected defines the standard to be achieved The candidate’s journal with photos and a written descriptive statement. The number of harakeke selected. The size (width) of harakeke. The quality of harakeke selected. The tools used to size and soften the harakeke. Tools are selected to enable size, length and soften whenu Whenu width (sizing) is consistent. Quantity of prepared harakeke will allow completion of rourou. Quality of whenu is sufficient to complete kono/rourou/paroa /X Some iwi use the kupu kono, some rourou or pārō. You use the kupu your kaitohu or whānau use. In the assessment tasks the kupu used is rourou to align with the whakatauki “Ko tāu rourou, ko tāku rourou ka ora te iwi.” You can line the rourou with foil etc. You need only make one rourou. The size of the rourou is up to you. Activity 1 Decide the size of rourou you are going to complete. Select enough good harakeke to complete the rourou. Strip the whenu to the size required to complete the rourou. Take a pair of scissors and haehae and prepare (size and soften) the harakeke. (Pc 1.1, 1.2) Ngā Mahi ā te Whare Pora Assessment Schedule 7906 Page 1 of 2 Activity 2 Now raranga your rourou using the takitahi pattern weave. Weave the base and make sure it is secure and safe to carry hot food. The candidate’s journal with photos and a written descriptive statement. Corners of the rourou are even and strong The base of the rourou or pāro is secure and is safe to carry hot food. Takitahi pattern is visible. The base is secure and safe to carry hot food. Takitahi pattern is distinguished A visual of the tauira holding the completed rourou with hot food in it. Complete the rourou. Line the rourou with foil and test it to see if it is safe to carry hot food. (Pc 2.1, 2.2, 2.3) . Assessment Result: X Not achieved Achieved Candidate signature Dated Assessor signature Dated Kaitohu/Assessor comments: If applicable, reasons why Akonga has not achieved unit standard: Ngā Mahi ā te Whare Pora Assessment Schedule 7906 Proposed re-assessment date: Page 2 of 2