Counting in te reo Māori is here. These Maori number recognition activity mats, paired with dry erase pockets, will surely get your tamariki counting the stars and learning numbers in te reo at the same time. These Matariki number recognition … Read More
Whakataukī (proverbs) represent the wisdom guiding the Maori culture. They are commonly used as inspirations in speeches and also as gentle reminders spoken to each other in everyday life. They are poetic expressions of wise sayings which allude to symbols … Read More
Thinglink is back! By popular demand, I have resurrected my Matariki Thinglink from 2016 and added some of the recent popular activities. The beauty of this is that the Matariki activities are all in one place for busy kaiako. CLICK … Read More
I’m sure you and your tamariki will totally fall in love with these freebie Matariki star cards. They are nifty, don’t take long to make and are a wonderful koha for someone. Watch the video. This would be great … Read More
Firstly, thanks to all of you who have attended the workshops over the past few years. For those of you who don’t have this growth mindset freebie, it comes with a waiata from Te Puru school. The below dates are … Read More
Enjoy this Matariki freebie in your home, office or classroom. I have many Matariki resources for you to use in your learning space to delight and engage your ākonga. Firstly, are you looking for new activities and resources to acquire … Read More
Te Reo Māori Games are a very useful and fun way to expedite the output of language. This PowerPoint te reo Māori freebie will be fun for you and your learners-at home or school. When designing a really useful te … Read More
With these te reo Māori printables homeschooling and teaching te reo at home, has never been as convenient . Heaps of resources, printables, games, and ideas can be found on the internet, making it easy for parents to teach their … Read More
Number recognition and knowing how to count are an essential stage in a child’s learning. It sets building blocks for the rest of his/her entire learning journey. From answering questions such as “How old are you?” to grown-up matters such … Read More
