Playing these te reo Māori card games will help you and your tamariki learn Māori names for some farm animals. Games are such an excellent way to use te reo Māori phrases, and we have included many examples for you … Read More
Tāne Mahuta – god of the forest. This collaborative will add to any discussion about whenua, sustainabilty, kaitikitanga or Ngā Atua Māori (The Māori Gods). 25 pieces. 1m x 1m Also available as part of Te Reo Club.
Every New Zealand school should celebrate Sea Week. Why? Because it is a perfect opportunity for integrating Te Reo Māori me ōna tikanga (aside from the fact that we are a motu (island) surrounded by te moana-the sea). There is … Read More
Te moana-the sea. I am the sea the sea is me. This is the message of this collaborative poster. Take care of the sea and the sea will take care of us. Your learners can colour in each piece, or … Read More
Tangaroa is known as the atua/god/guardian of the moana/sea. Collaborative Posters are popular because working together produces a stunning result. Every learner has a piece of the Tangaroa poster. 25 pieces. Finished product is 1m x 1m Also available as … Read More
Weaving More Te Reo Into Your Teaching Practice Are you looking for some inspiration, new ideas and support to kick-start or re-vamp your te reo programme in 2020? I am offering Professional Development to kaiako in mainstream schools who … Read More
Papatūānuku-the earth mother. This collaborative will add to any discussion about whenua, sustainabilty, kaitikitanga or Ngā Atua Māori (The Māori Gods). 25 pieces. 1m x 1m You can also join Te Reo Club to get this and other awesome resources!
Celebrate class birthdays by singing Hari huritau or Rā Whānau. Tamariki can complete the birthday circles with their birth date. Lovely bright Aotearoa display. You may join Te Reo Club and get this and other awesome resources for your whānau, schools, and/or … Read More
These classroom helper labels will assist you and your ākonga to include more te reo in your daily practice. They have the word for the task on the top e.g. Tūru (chair) and then the task underneath (stack chairs). This … Read More
These classroom helper labels will assist you and your ākonga to include more te reo in your daily practice. They have the word for the task on the top e.g. Tūru (chair) and then the task underneath (stack chairs). This … Read More
