SAMPLE PROGRAMME LEVEL 1 RESOURCE 1.1 SAMPLE PROGRAMME Level 1 this programme outline is intended as a model teachers are encouraged to use their own programmes or adapt the model to their own teaching situations this sample programme covers the requirements for current Year 11 Reo Māori Programmes that assess against Unit Standards it is based on a programme for learners of Te Reo Māori as a second language who have studied Māori in Years 9 and/or 10 © New Zealand Qualifications Authority - All rights reserved SAMPLE PROGRAMME LEVEL 1 RESOURCE 1.2 YEAR 11 TE REO MĀORI PROGRAMME TOPIC HE MIHI ONESELF, WHĀNAU, HOME Description Comparisons Locatives SKILLS REQUIRED to write and speak about yourself, your whānau, your home. to describe what is happening in a picture. ROHE Description HUI Kōrerorero Manu Kōrero FOOD Directions Instructions marae tribal and canoe affiliations tukutuku, carving, kowhaiwhai, kawa speak about and describe hui speak about a Māori group. discussion topic of students choice. questions/answers commands directions eg taha mauī, taha matau. location. TERM ONE LEARNING ACTIVITIES sample of whakapapa that students can explain and then record karakia whaikōrero mihi colours comparisons big/small, cold/hot etc locatives - mua, muri, roto, waho, taha. TERM TWO kupu hou parts of a marae customs, kawa, gatherings. descriptions of a wide variety of experiences or taonga kupu hou. learning commands taping Simon Says telephone conversation write a cooking recipe follow instructions of teacher. © New Zealand Qualifications Authority - All rights reserved OUTCOME That a student can write clear and accurate descriptions of themselves, family and familiar topics. That a student can mihi with confidence. That a student can describe and understand situations involving marae, kawa and tikanga. That a student can speak about a prepared topic with confidence. That a student can give and understand directions, instructions and commands. Can ask and answer questions. SAMPLE PROGRAMME LEVEL 1 RESOURCE 1.4 YEAR 11 TE REO MĀORI PROGRAMME TOPIC FAMOUS PEOPLE, EARLY TIMES Narrative MĀORI MEDIA Pictures Advertisements Notices Invitations WORLD EVENTS, FUTURE Report Review writing TERM THREE SKILLS REQUIRED LEARNING ACTIVITIES record a series of jumbled sentences events oral work including write a story extended questioning use good sentence students writing their own structures stories. imaginative use of vocabulary. describe pictures, descriptions of a wide newspapers, variety of experiences, magazines, or taonga and people. photographs collecting and writing write clear informative invitations and messages advertisements layout of advertisements and invitations. TERM FOUR pānui pukapuka kōrerorero discussion techniques question and response research interviewing and investigating editing commenting. review pictures write newspaper articles produce items, stories, books, films display review on walls write a simple report on an activity. © New Zealand Qualifications Authority - All rights reserved OUTCOME That a student can write about past events accurately in a variety of genre. That a student can describe and present information clearly and accurately in visual form. That a student can write a clear review or report.