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Tunu Kai
Tunu Kai
You might need an adults help with this activity.
Make some bread to share with your family at tea time.
Click on the link and follow the instructions! I am sure your teacher would love to see a picture of your Rewana Bread!
Go on a nature hunt and collect colourful items to add to your rainbow picture. Try and collect items that are on the ground. Don't forget to thank Tane Mahuta for his taonga.
Tūāwhiorangi - Rainbow Activity
Tūāwhiorangi - Rainbow Activity
Click on the link to the Maori colour song below and sing along.
Creating a rainbow picture and try and name each colour in Te Reo.
Challenge: with your whanau, one person says "whero", the other/s then have to point to the correct colour, play using all the colours.
You can write the Te Reo colour names on your art piece.
When you have finished, hang up your pictures in the window for neighbours to be able to enjoy!
Here are some lovely songs to sing along with the very talented Lauren Prentice
A beautiful video about what is happening to our world.
A beautiful video about what is happening to our world.
Watch and listen, then write a story about the message in this video.
What does your whanau mean to you?
Write a note to each person in your family and tell them one thing you love about them.
Te Reo Māori Monster!
Te Reo Māori Monster!
Let's learn Te Reo Māori pronunciation.
Let's learn Te Reo Māori pronunciation.
Use the alphabet image to the left to practise your Te Reo vowel sounds
Use the alphabet image to the left to practise your Te Reo vowel sounds
One of the awesome things about Te Reo is that the sounds of the alphabet sound the same no matter how they're put together to make words! Experiment with putting sounds together to make made-up words e.g. he-mi-po-ra or whi-ro-pu-ku...
One of the awesome things about Te Reo is that the sounds of the alphabet sound the same no matter how they're put together to make words! Experiment with putting sounds together to make made-up words e.g. he-mi-po-ra or whi-ro-pu-ku...
Draw your own Te Reo Māori Monster and give it a made-up reo name! Draw your monster and name it on the page using combinations of Te Reo letters from the alphabet picture e.g. "My Monster's name is: Rapino"
Draw your own Te Reo Māori Monster and give it a made-up reo name! Draw your monster and name it on the page using combinations of Te Reo letters from the alphabet picture e.g. "My Monster's name is: Rapino"
Ti Rākau Sticks
Ti Rākau Sticks
Learn to make Rākau sticks using old magazines or newspapers.
Click on the link and learn how to play the Rākau sticks.
I am sure your teachers would love to see a video of you playing with your Rākau sticks.
POI-E EYE SPY!
POI-E EYE SPY!
Click on the link
Watch the video and using the eye spy board, see how many things you can see in the video!
Happy Searching ....
Here are some favourite songs that you have requested :)
Here are some favourite songs that you have requested :)
Author Sharon Holt reads stories and explains the Te Reo language in these stories. You may have read some of Sharon's books?
Author Sharon Holt reads stories and explains the Te Reo language in these stories. You may have read some of Sharon's books?
Click on the above links to learn about the creation story and the story of Matariki.
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