Kia Ora!
I am on a MISSION to have te reo Māori spoken in every classroom in Aotearoa.
This pae tukutuku (website) is to tautoko those many kaiako who are both teaching and learning te reo (at the same time).
The rauemi (resources) support Te Aho Arataki Marau mō te Ako i Te Reo Māori-Kura Auraki (Curriculum Guidelines for Teaching and Learning Te Reo Māori in English-medium Schools).
Michele
Māori Gods Concertina Book
46 Te Reo CLASSROOM LABELS (with sentences)
Te Reo Maori Interactive Folder
Te Reo Māori Made Easier Ko au “ME”
This product was designed to help teachers learn and teach te reo Maori.
Perfect to integrate with “About me” “My World” “My Place”- it is child centred.
Some of the whānau terms in te reo Māori can get complicated and this resource will make teaching them easier.
Te Reo Māori Playing Cards: Te Moana-The Sea
Te Whare Tapawhā-Hauora
Kupe and the Giant Octopus
Tōku Whānau Bundle
Kaitiaki Recyclable Reusable Coffee Cup
to help you order your takeaway beverage in te reo Māori. kaitiaki 1. (noun) trustee, minder, guard, custodian, guardian, caregiver, keeper, steward. A kaitiaki is … Read More
Ngā Rā o te Wiki- Days of the Week Interactive Display
Kupe and the Giant Octopus
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