Te Tuhi Reflection

IALT: Reflect on what I learned at the Te tuhi art gallery session

Yesterday we went to the Te Tuhi art gallery to have our last session about Collages,Posters and Storytelling. In the Middle block we waited for Room 10 to comeback from the Te Tuhi trip because  we go when they come back. When they came back it was our turn to go to the Te Tuhi art gallery. When we arrived we went into the waiting spot where we wait for Salome(our instructor). When Salome came we went to the Te Tuhi auditorium and because we had to do a play and everyone had to be in a group of 4 but some were in a group of 4,5 and 6. But for our play we had only 4 people,3 girls(Losana,Akanesi and Me) and 1 boy Falakiko. But for our play we did Sunday school and the Title was The life of a Tongan Christian. Here is the video of our play.

After because in the auditorium we went into the workshop/art room and had to make a poster about our role play. Here is that posters that class mates created to our roleplay...

We were in there for about 1/2 hours making posters. AFter we had to clean up and come back to school so we can go to our house meetings.

What I found challenging was making the poster because I didnt know what to do to for the poster so I just copied Nesi. What I enjoyed was working and making the play with Sana,Kiko and Nesi. What my next steps are is to try and make the poster stand out more. What I learned from the Te Tuhi experience was that posters are in the public.

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Malo Aupito.

Te Tuhi art Gallery Reflection

Hi my name is Ana and I and here to tell yous guys about my  experience at the Te Tuhi art gallery. Today at 9:15 am my class went on the bus and traveled to the art gallery. When we arrived we walk inside and had to sit down at the area that the instructor took us to. When we sat down she introduced us to the Te Tuhi art gallery. The instructor's name was Salome. She said we got the name  Te Tuhi because the Maori ancestors left its mark ( Tuhi ) on the Pohutukawa tree. Then she took us to a art studio where we were talking about Climate change. When we finished talking about Climate change we had Ripped paper,Glue,Water Paint,Pencils,Art pencils and Card paper. We had to get out our Blueprint and we had to re create it with watercolours. After that we had to go to where we were sitting and got told that we were going to walk around. We walked around this creative art and it was made with metal poles and can hold a bed. Then followed the poles and it leaded us to the outside where there were showers. Then we came back inside and we had to answer these questions about something in the art gallery. My group chose the bus and train handles. These are some of the questions all the groups had to answer.

• What are they made out of
• Where were they made

Then we had to come back to where we were seated when we came and Salome said that it was time for us to head back so Room 10 can come. We were asked seat ourselves on the bus and travel back to school. We arrived at school and Room 10 was waiting so we had to get off and went to class and hod to do our reflection on it.

My thoughts on the Te Tuhi art gallery was that it was so cool like the poles were made out of metal and how it can hold 2 beds.

What I found challenging was coloring in my drawing with the paint because there were so small sides that I couldn't colour in. What I enjoyed was getting to know how they came up with then name of the Gallery. What my next steps is to find more facts about the gallery

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