MoE, Pāhekoheko, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
Hina is a multi-media collection of resources comprising six books for students, posters, an online resource and a teachers’ resource book. This collection is based around the pan-Pacific goddess Hina and the part she played in the origins of kapa making...
MoE, Pāhekoheko, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
Published as graphic novels, the remarkable stories of Hinepoupou, Kahe Te Rauoterangi and Hūria Mātenga are the centrepiece of this resource. Three journals focussing on water sports and water safety are also included in the collection. The resource comprises books...
Ataata, MoE, Pāhekoheko, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
A pūrākau from Awarua Kā Roimata is a dynamic, multi-media collection of books, music and animation, recounting Kāi Tahu histories of the early 19th century – particularly the Kaihuāka wars in the Canterbury Plains and Banks Peninsula area; the wars between Kāi Tahu...
MoE, Pāhekoheko, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
Kā Puna Karikari a Rākaihautū is based on Kāi Tahu traditions and comprises print media for teachers and students, and a CD-Rom. It tells the legendary deeds of Rākaihautū, who captained the Uruao waka to Aotearoa, and with his people, settled Te Waipounamu. Kā Puna...
MoE, Pāhekoheko, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
He Puia, he Iwi is a celebration of the Ngāti Tūwharetoa tupuna, Ngātoroirangi, and his hailing of volcanic fire to the central North Island region of New Zealand. The history is retold through mōteatea, and the chanting of Pele, recounting the deeds of their common...
Hangarau, MoE, Pūtaiao, Te Reo Māori, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Wāhanga Ako
Kai Ora is a collection of 12 books for students, a set of recipe cards, and a teachers’ resource book. It is cross-curricula, thematic in design, and is based around four kai Māori – Tītī, Kūmara, Kuku, and Tuna. These four kaupapa have three related student...