Hi readers!
For inquiry this term we have been learning about our Maori culture, specifically, a certain Maori tradition called a Tamoko. A Tamoko is a sort of tattoo the Maori chiefs got back in the day. The Tamoko tells a story, about your history and achievements, and your family's history. Men are allowed to get Tamokos wherever on their face, as women are only allowed to get it on their chin and lips.
We watched a video explaining what the tamoko was, and its history. Then we were sent off to make a poster on canva about what pieces of information stood out the most to you. Although I did think a lot of information was important, I could only fit so many on there, so I choose the most interesting and important.
Here it is
What fact did you find most interesting? Did you know what a Tamoko was? What are your opinions on them?
Until next time!
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