Rakau is a traditional maori weapon that was used as a spear or a club. They are still used today for traditional games. I find rakau very fascinating, especially the ones with cool patterns and feathers on them.
Wednesday, 4 September 2019
E3L KT
Today in EL3 KT we went out side because it was a beautiful day. You may be wondering what does this have to do with math? We used rakau to play a game that involved angles. You throw the rakau at your partner at an angle between 90 degrees and 20 degrees. I enjoyed this learning because
we learnt a lot and we got to go outside. I would really recommend this game, because it's a good way to learning.
Rakau is a traditional maori weapon that was used as a spear or a club. They are still used today for traditional games. I find rakau very fascinating, especially the ones with cool patterns and feathers on them.
Rakau is a traditional maori weapon that was used as a spear or a club. They are still used today for traditional games. I find rakau very fascinating, especially the ones with cool patterns and feathers on them.
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Hi Jack, I really liked your post because you explained what the rakau was, and they were from a maori tradition. You also had explained that you had to throw it in a degrees. And it was pretty fun wasn't it. From Mac
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