These whakataukī printables will generate some good kōrero at school, home or in the office. Whakataukī are a type of proverb, a wise saying. With Aotearoa themes, these uniquely Māori posters will engage people around you. Whakataukī for values and … Read More
These te reo printables make up an essential number recognition bundle. Singularly they are awesome but to have the variety will add both languages in your bicultural mainstream classroom. For Kōhanga they are perfect as there is no English on … Read More
This te reo printable is a simple but effective resource. It is black and white for photocopying BUT each A4 page can be copied onto coloured paper. Number recognition is very important in the early years. This resource will be … Read More
Description Learn te reo Māori from home or school with this resource using fun games and activities. This te reo resource will take you and your learners from naming 18 vegetable (hua whenua) to asking “What’s in the kete?” in … Read More
Description Learn te reo Māori from home or school with this resource using fun games and activities. Some simple Māori phrases will help you communicate more in te reo. This te reo resource will take you and your learners from … Read More
This is an easy and fun way to learn te reo Māori. It is a scaffolded resource “Hei Tira Tira” (Hey Diddle Diddle) nursery rhyme with plenty of opportunity for reading, listening, comprehension and sequencing. Learners love the fun activities … Read More
These te reo classroom label printables are simple te reo phrases. They are awesome for a number of reasons. You and your learners can use not only the Māori word for the object, but also to put the word in … Read More
This whakataukī lis perfect to incorporate into Waitangi celebrations, kōrero and activities . He aha te mea nui o te Ao? He tangata, he tangata he tangata What is the most important thing in the world? It’s people, people … Read More
Full school licence- Moveable pieces, plenty of variety, audio sound and a great pūrākau (story) about some Tupuna from the Waitangi rōhe. Your learners will enjoy these activities. Lot’s of fun and learning.
