Te Ao Hurihuri is a multi-media collection of resources based on a lyrical recount of Māori cosmology. It includes a video, an audio CD of waiata and story, books, a textless large-format book, a web based resource and a CD-Rom.
Ka eke ki Wairaka He waiata aroha nā Puhiwahine titoKo te arotahinga o tēnei kōwae ako, ko ētahi o ngā kaupapa...
TUKU MAI Nā Enoka Te Pakaru i tito. Nā Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki tēnei oriori. Ngā mihi nui ki a Hohepa Tama Brown me...
PDF: He toi rārangi mai i ngā pukapuka o Kai Ora 3. Tukua iho ēnei...
Kei tēnei rauemi mā te kaiako ētahi kōwae mahi e whā e āta tuitui ana i ngā Tikanga ā-Iwi me te Pūtaiao. He...
Tukua iho iPad App: Te Haere Roa a Tōhē PDF: Te Haere Roa a Tōhē Te...
TUKU MAI Tirotiro Kau Au – he waiata tangi Nā Kararaina Anaru i tito. Nā Ngāti Pareraukawa tēnei waiata aroha. He mihi...
TUKU MAI Rūaumoko – te haka taparahi Nā Mohi Tūrei i tito. Nā Ngāti Hokopu me Te Aitanga-a-Mate tēnei haka. He mihi...
Nā Wiremu Maihi Te Rangikāheke (Wi Maihi), tupuna nō Ngāti Rangiwewehi, tēnei rerenga kōrero. Ko te roanga o āna...
E tākina ana e tēnei pukapuka te hītori ā-iwi e pā ana ki te tipuna nō Te Tai Rāwhiti, ki a Hinerupe. E whakaahua ana...
Ko Huriawa te taniwha o Ngā Puna o Te Waikoropupū. Ko ia tētahi kaitiaki o ngā wai e toro ana ki runga, ki raro hoki i...
E kōrero ana a Te Taero a Kereopa mō ngā mahi i whai i muri i tā Kupe whakamate i Te Wheke a Muturangi, i muri i...
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E taki ana i te kōrero a Kāti Māhaki, a Kāi Tahu, mō te hanga o te awa kōpaka e mōhiotia nei ko Kā Roimata o...
Nō Ngāti Porou, nō te whānau o Tūwhakairiora tēnei kōrero. Ka tīmata i te wā e ora tonu ana te tipuna a Poroumāta....
E whai ana tēnei ataata i te haerenga mā runga hōiho e mahia ana ia Kohitātea e te whānau nei, atu i Taniwaka...
Tukua iho iPad App: Te Āhua o te Kōura PDF: Te Āhua o te Kōura I tēnei...
Te Kōrari is a collection of 16 books for teachers and students. The books support the Te Reo Māori curriculum and focus on genre in Māori literature. These books are designed for wharekura, but are also being used by mainstream Maori language classes.
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 (Hawai’i), the coconut (Manihiki), and kapahaka (Aotearoa).
Published as graphic novels, the remarkable stories of Hinepoupou, Kahe Te Rauoterangi and Hūria Mātenga are the centre piece of this resource. Three journals focussing on water sports and water safety are also included in the collection.
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, Banks Peninsula area; the wars between Kāi Tahu and Ngāti Toa; and the purakau of the Bluff Oyster.
Kā Puna Karikari a Rākaihautū is based on Kāi Tahu traditions and comprises print media for teachers and students, a web based resource 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.
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 ancestor Nākoloikalani (Ngātoroirangi).
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 books that each have a specific curriculum focus – Pūtaiao, Hangarau or Te Reo Māori.
He Tipua, he Taniwha has whales as its overarching topic, and is thematic in its teaching approach. The resource comprises seven books for students, a teachers’ resource book, and a set of picture cards.
Kai Ora 2 is the second in the Kai Ora series and is a collection of twelve books for students, and a teachers’ resource book. It is cross-curricula, thematic in design, and is based around four kai Māori – Pātiki, Pāua, Pikopiko and Hue.
Tukua iho iPad App: Ngā Uri a Kāmaka PDF: Ngā Uri a Kāmaka He kōrero mō...
Tukua iho iPad App: Te Orokohanga ake o te Tangata PDF: Te Orokohanga ake...
Nā Hana Pōmare i tuhiNā Hēni Jacob i whakamāoriNā Ellie-May Logan ngā whakaahua He pakiwaitara nō Tūhourangi, nō Ngāti...
Ko Kai Ora 3 he kohinga whakamīharo o ngā pukapuka whakaahua me ngā hautaka mā ngā tauira, ngā pānui whakaahua...