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Chapter 2

· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)
· Te mahi 13 - Listening and imitation practice of the Chapter two dialogue.
· Te mahi 14 - Practising saying where someone is going, using the illustrations.
· Te mahi 15 - Saying where someone is going using place names and location words, using the illustrations.
· Te mahi 16 - Practising the personal pronouns 'ia', 'rāua', and 'rātou'.
· Te mahi 17 - Practising saying what you are going to do.
· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)
· Te mahi 18 - Answering questions with 'āe' and 'kāo', and talking about where things are.
· Te mahi 19 - Practising numbers up to twenty.
· Te mahi 20 - Asking where people are and practising the personal pronouns.
· Te mahi 21 - Giving the ages of people.
· Te mahi 22 - Saying where someone is from.
· Te mahi 23 - Answering personal questions.
· Te mahi 24 - Interpreting the English for the Chapter two dialogue.
· Te mahi 25 - Pronunciation of place names with the 'wh' sound.
· Te mahi 26 - Practising the alphabet recitation.
· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)

· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)
· Te mahi 13 - Listening and imitation practice of the Chapter two dialogue.
· Te mahi 14 - Practising saying where someone is going, using the illustrations.
· Te mahi 15 - Saying where someone is going using place names and location words, using the illustrations.
· Te mahi 16 - Practising the personal pronouns 'ia', 'rāua', and 'rātou'.
· Te mahi 17 - Practising saying what you are going to do.
· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)
· Te mahi 18 - Answering questions with 'āe' and 'kāo', and talking about where things are.
· Te mahi 19 - Practising numbers up to twenty.
· Te mahi 20 - Asking where people are and practising the personal pronouns.
· Te mahi 21 - Giving the ages of people.
· Te mahi 22 - Saying where someone is from.
· Te mahi 23 - Answering personal questions.
· Te mahi 24 - Interpreting the English for the Chapter two dialogue.
· Te mahi 25 - Pronunciation of place names with the 'wh' sound.
· Te mahi 26 - Practising the alphabet recitation.
· 'Ka haere tāua ki hea?' (waiata)

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Exercise Twenty two

Te mahi 22 - Saying where someone is from (refer to text).

Saying where someone is from (refer to text).

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