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Te Ao Māori
Te Ao Māori
2021 - Term 2 - Myths and Legends in Te Ao Maori and the Greek World
5 Minute Kupu Challenge
5 Minute Kupu Challenge
Can you find all of the feelings words (kupu) in only 5 minutes!? Rima mīneti noa!
Can you find all of the feelings words (kupu) in only 5 minutes!? Rima mīneti noa!
Nau mai te wero!
Nau mai te wero!
Try our 10 question Te Reo Māori Kupu Online Quiz, with kupu [words] from the Kuwi & Friends Māori Picture Dictionary.
This is the story of how three Ngāti Kurī chiefs Makō, Te Rakiwhakaputa and Te Ruahikihiki claimed lands for their people.
The battle of Ōpōkihi was a defining moment in history for the people of Ngāti Kurī and especially for Makō.
This term we are exploring the cultural narrative of Beckenham Te Kura o Pūroto as part of CCC. We hope to understand how cultural practices have changed and shaped who we are in Aotearoa, N.Z.
This term we are exploring the cultural narrative of Beckenham Te Kura o Pūroto as part of CCC. We hope to understand how cultural practices have changed and shaped who we are in Aotearoa, N.Z.
This week we had akoranga waho (outdoor lessons) down in Treemendous.
This week we had akoranga waho (outdoor lessons) down in Treemendous.
We are currently thinking about the use of Ōpāwaho Te Awa and how it has changed over the years. We observed our surroundings and thought about 3 things:
We are currently thinking about the use of Ōpāwaho Te Awa and how it has changed over the years. We observed our surroundings and thought about 3 things:
1. What can we observe now, that wasn't there before?
1. What can we observe now, that wasn't there before?
2. What used to be there that is not there anymore?
2. What used to be there that is not there anymore?
3. What is still there now that has always been there?
3. What is still there now that has always been there?
STAY TUNED FOR OUR FINDINGS, WHANAU!
STAY TUNED FOR OUR FINDINGS, WHANAU!
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The Treaty of Waitangi - Te Tiriti o Waitangi - was an agreement made between Māori and the British Crown in 1840. Today it is considered to be New Zealand’s founding document.
NZ2-T-002-Waitangi-Day-Information-PowerPoint
Taku pepeha
Taku pepeha
nz2-t-111-the-treaty-of-waitangi-who-are-we-display-poster.pdfPage updated
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