Help your learners count the Māori numbers beyond 100 with this set of activities. Download the resource now – or, join Te Reo Club and have unlimited access to heaps of great resources like this! —> tereoclub.co.nz Number-Māori Puzzle. The … Read More
Māori stories (pūrākau) are like no other. We all enjoy listening to and reading them. Nevertheless, our learners will be able to enjoy them more when they see them in pictures. Here is a compilation of the most colourful Māori … Read More
Stories are meant to be shared. In Māori culture, people share stories at home and in the community. Likewise, you can cultivate this atmosphere in your classroom. With collaborative activities, your learners can enjoy listening and re-telling pūrākau while engaged … Read More
Every essential skill is built on a strong foundation. As for any language, learning things as basic as its alphabet is crucial for a learner to advance to higher skills. In learning te reo Māori, it is very important to … Read More
We just cannot live without FOOD. Kai. We need it every day so it’s all around us. Therefore, this makes food a good context to learn te reo Māori. Undoubtedly, language is as important to our lives as fruit and … Read More
Birds are important to traditional Māori life as sources of food and clothing. People closely observe their habits and take them as inspirations for metaphor and poetry. Moreover, people also use their behaviour to predict the weather and even the … Read More
The story of how Tāne obtained the three baskets of knowledge is one of the most fascinating pūrākau you and your tamariki will hear. (For other Māori stories, click here.) It is a reflection of the importance of knowledge from … Read More
The creation story involving the Māori Gods gives us a unique way of looking at our world. In fact, its tradition is so strong that it can influence aspects of our lives. Hence, this Māori Gods Resource Bundle celebrates this … Read More
This lovely collection of te reo, with English, timetable labels are bright and engaging. They offer more than just subject labels. Every day teacher prompts, phrases and words are included.… Read More
The Matariki stars are up in the night sky this season during Pipiri, the Māori month of June. Pipiri marks the beginning of the Māori Maramataka. Pipiri simply means “to draw close”. What better way to draw your learners together … Read More
