Raukau Sticks - Lesson One from myles webb on Vimeo.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Melville Intermediate - Maori Raukau Stick Games
This is the first lesson in the series, we've had teachers do this as part of their PD for a staff meeting. This is an easy lesson to start. You can also used rolled up newspaper or magazines taped at the end if you don't have the wooden batons. Use masking tape, not selotape though!
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Fantastic lesson girls. My students and I will follow your lessons, we are learning Raukau Sticks nect term.
ReplyDeleteWell done Room 8. I will share this with some classes so they can learn rakau as well. You make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Webb and students,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great lesson about Maori Raukau stick games. I like how the steps were spoken so anyone can learn.
My students are on break right now, but I will definitely share this lesson with my students when we are back together.
Thanks!
Mrs. Yollis
California
That was incredible. People should take advantages of that coordnation game and use it. I appreciate you all for taking the time to make an impact on the way people communicate with each other. From educational advantages to games, thanks for teaching me something new.
ReplyDeleteWell Done,
Carter
I think this is a great way to make music. This is sort of like druming here in the USA.
ReplyDeletethat is very different of we do in Memphis TN maybe my class should start doing the Raukau stick game
ReplyDeleteThis game is almost similar to a game that girls in Memphis, Tennessee play. I'm interested about what is the object of the game?
ReplyDeleteThis is NOT as easy it looks! I tried this with my drum sticks, and all I have to say is, OW! I hit myself so many times! I even have a bruise on the right side of my forehead to prove it! You guys are AWSOME at this!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, Raukou sticks is an awesome game just by looking at it how do you win or lose in the game.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really hard! You make it look so easy! I hope I can learn the stick game.
ReplyDeleteThat was extremely excelent and I loved it. I was wondering what was the history of the Raukau sticks and what way were they used and where. Thanks
ReplyDeleteTaylor
U.S
That was very impressive! You must have worked hard! I could not stop watching it. I loved the order and rythm.
ReplyDeleteI thought the raukua sticks were very interesting and neat since I have not seen anything like that here in Memphis.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed learning from this video. It showed us clearly how to use the rakau. It was slow enough for us to learn from watching it. We followed your instructions and now we just need to keep practicing. Some of us found it easier to learn others.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your learning.
From Room 14