Pōwhiri
Talk to the Pūmanawa - they have all experienced pōwhiri | |||
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LEARNING:
1 | This learning and the resources will help you with the following assessments: |
2 | Make a copy of this slideshow, name it and add it to this folder. Complete the activities on this slideshow to learn more about Pōwhiri. If you have never been to a pōwhiri, see whaea to make a plan. |
3 | Write your recount about your trip to the marae for the Pōwhiri or the pōwhiri that we host here at kura, or any other pōwhiri you have attended. |
4 | Use this learning to work on the assessment of your level. Make sure you add the resources you use to your assessment. Make sure you share your assessment mahi with Whaea. |
What is the order of events in a Pōwhiri?
Whakaeke - gather near the entrance - make sure you are ready, stand so the mana whenua can see you are ready.
Wero - Haka wero don’t always happen. If it does, it is the first thing to happen. After the wero, a leaf will be placed. Once it is picked up, the wero is over and the karanga can begin.
Karanga - the calling, mana whenua begin this and manuhiri reply, manuhiri move slowly toward the Marae area during karanga.
Whiakōrero - the formal speaking part of the process, Ngai Tahu use pāeke, some other iwi uses tauutuutu. Waiata always supports the whaikorero.
Next comes the hongi and hariru.
After that the hākari takes place. The point of the hakari is to whakanoa, so we are no longer tapu. Kai is used to break the tapu.
Mihimihi comes after the hākari.
More resources
What roles do wāhine have in a pōwhiri?
What roles do tāne have in a pōwhiri?
What is the
What roles do mana whenua have in a pōwhiri?
What is the
What roles do manuhiri have in a pōwhiri?
What is the
Explain what karanga is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
Explain what wero is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
Explain what whaikōrero is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
Explain what hongi is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
Explain what hākari is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
Explain what whakaeke is, who does it, and everything you know about it.
How did you feel at the pōwhiri - what was important for you.