Homegrown · te reo from home
Unu, on the farm
take off the horse's girthSame words, new job. Remember unuhia tō whītiki in the car? Out on the farm, it works for the horse's girth too.
5 short steps · about 2 minutes
Watch the key moments, answer as you go, then use it at home.
Words you already know
The two words for this puzzle came from an earlier lesson.
Play the clip. It stops so you can guess.
Which two words does Quinton use?
Take off the horse's girth
Two ways: what Quinton is doing, and the instruction.
Play the clip. The activity appears when it finishes.
Take off the horse's girth:
In the car, on the farm
One word, lots of jobs.
Match each piece of te reo to its meaning.
Where we used it
Quinton used unuhia before this.
Where did Quinton use unuhia tō whītiki the other week?
Use it at home
This week, try one:
Lesson 22 complete
Ka rawe!
Unu: one word, lots of jobs.
Homegrown · made from the Māori in a Minute video "Language Puzzle Answer 13". Only the key teaching moments are kept.