Today in the Tāne Māhuta Community Impact project group we did things along the lines of gardening and cleaning the greenhouse out. I was only there for 30 minutes because of Kapa Haka and Kiwi Kaha. We added horse manure to the other half of our trench we dug, we added horse manure because it's compost and organic, we also added little pieces of horse manure where the beetroot, cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli are growing. We also continued weeding the old greenhouse out and removing lose concrete blocks. We also planted more vegetables called spinach, celery and coriander. The other half of Tāne Māhuta continued cleaning out the classroom we are building. There were sewing, shoveling and weeding the outside section of the classroom.
In Kapa Haka we continued by learning the actions of the song we learnt last week. Which the song is called Whakarongo, it's a himene (Hymn) to the māori culture.
Here's a video to the song and actions of Whakarongo:
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