Kiwi sport

LI: to learn how to play Ki o Rahi

Today for Kiwi Sport we learnt how to play the game ki o Rahi first we all got into to teams and we had to wear rippa tags to play the game and we also had to use the ki and then we started playing the game. and we had a kicker to start the game and they had to kick it into Pawero, and if they do not catch it or not kick properly it is a handover and the taniwha team had to try score by throwing the Ki at the tupu, and to stop that the kaitiaki has to make sure the ki does not touch the tupu. If the Kaitiaki catches the Ki then they throw it out to their team members the kioma team out in Te Au. Kiome scores trys by touching as many Po and they have to try not get ripped by the taniwha team when they touch the po and to score in pawero. We had gotten separated into two teams, one team is the red team and the other is the blue team. The red team won 11 to 6

Kiwi Sport

LI: to learn how to play Ki o Rahi

Today for Kiwi Sport we learnt how to play the game ki o Rahi first we all got into to teams and we had to wear rippa tags to play the game and we also had to use the ki and then we started playing the game. and we had a kicker to start the game and they had to kick it into Pawero, and if they do not catch it or not kick properly it is a handover and the taniwha team had to try score by throwing the Ki at the tupu, and to stop that the kaitiaki has to make sure the ki does not touch the tupu. If the Kaitiaki catches the Ki then they throw it out to their team members the kioma team out in Te Au. Kiome scores trys by touching as many Po and they have to try not get ripped by the taniwha team when they touch the po and to score in pawero. We had gotten separated into two teams, one team is the red team and the other is the yellow team. The red team won 5 to 2.

Commenting

Today for Commenting I commented on Motes blog post about the game Ki o Rahi is blog post was very interesting and he also had a DLO image of what the field looked like and he had a little bit of information about how to play the game.

Ki o rahi Kiwi Sport

LI: to learn the field of ki o rahi.

Today for kiwi sport we had to learn the field of the game ki o rahi. That means we have to learn were all the places were so that we could play the game.

• Tupu - the rock
• Te Ara - the ice bridge
• Pawero - the island
• Te Roto - the mote/lake
• Te Ao - the teeth

when we learnt about the different places on the field. We then had to listen to the kiwi sport leader so if she said Tupu then we have to got to the Tupu. That is on the field and we had to do the same if she said Te Ao, Te Roto, Pawero, and Te ara and then we played ki o Rahi we go into to teams and then we had to try and make the other team stop by throwing the ball to the Tupu and then we swapped over for who was running and trowing .

Ki o Rahi Kiwi Sport

LI: To learn the origin and basics about Ki o Rahi.

Today for Kiwi Sport we learned about the legend of ki o Rahi and then we played the games that will help us get the skills to play Ki o Rahi and we also watched a video about that story of Ki o Rahi we also learned about all the people in the story.

Then we played Two games they were called 8 passes rats and rabbits and the first game that we played was rats and rabbits the point of the game was to listen carefully so when the coach says rabbits then all the people on the rabbit team has to run to one end of the court and the other team has to try and tag the rabbit team.

and then after that game we had a short break and then we played another game it was called 8 passes the objective of the game was to pass the ball to our team and when we pass the ball to our team 8 times then that means we get one point and the other team has to try and get the ball of the other team and if one team drops that ball then we have to hand over the ball to the opposing team.

it was really fun learning new skills and also learning about the legend of Ki o Rahi.