Monday, July 22, 2019

Tuna and Takakau Week.

In week nine everyone at Kawakawa primary school celebrated tuna and takakau week.
All us students get to make a takakau or we can try to catch a tuna.

We had three days to catch a tuna and each day we had to weigh them to see how heavy they were and measured them to see how long they were.

On Thursday we brought our takakau in and the parents judged them. They were judged on taste, presentation and texture.

Aubree made a takakau in the school logo of the Kawakawa leaf. Tegan decorated hers with matariki stars and Haylin's was a flat round circle.

Aubree won first place for her takakau and Haylin came second. Qwayde and Kailah won first place for the heaviest tuna. It was 5kgs and 86.5cm long. Everyone was presented with their certificates in the school assembly over at the hall.

After that we all sat with our whanau and friends and ate our hangi.

Tuna and takakau week was so much fun. We are proud of everyone who put in a big effort to catch tuna and make takakau.
 
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5 comments:

  1. caprihura kopaJuly 25, 2019 at 11:40 AM

    Hi my name is Capri and I really like your post because of your photos that takakau looks really creative and tasty. Next time can you add in more detail like whos tuna that was or that takakau.

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  2. tamarahAugust 8, 2019 at 2:29 PM

    Kia ora room 17.
    My name is Tamarah from Nga Rau Rangatira.
    I really enjoyed reading this post because of all the information that was added. It's so cool how students in your class entered in both the competitions tuna and takakau.
    Blog ya later: Tamarah

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    1. UnknownAugust 28, 2019 at 12:05 PM

      Thank you for commenting on our post Tamarah. We like that you enjoyed reading our blog and we hope you comment and follow our blogs in the future.

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  3. tewaipukeAugust 29, 2019 at 10:59 AM

    kia ora my Name is Te Waipuke I go to Kawakawa Primary School I like your guys tuna post.last year me and Mr Owen went to Tirohauga and caught a big as Tuna, that is all I have to say bye

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  4. AnonymousSeptember 27, 2019 at 11:24 AM

    Kia ora,I am Jaxon from Ohaeawai Primary School. What is a Takakau? It looks like some kind of bread. I love the carvings on the Takakau. The Tuna looked huge in the picture. On our year five trip to Waitangi we used a site called Sculpt gl and we could carve whatever we wanted online, it was really cool. Anyway, chow for now.

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