Te Roopū whanau minutes 12 March - 2015 Whanau arrived between 5.35 and 6.10 Rosie started with karakia - then we had a kai Whanau members present Whaea Georgie Ebs Rosie Whaea meta Ropes Vanessa Tarn Jahnke Sha Tuti and Tanya Katene Bevan Jo Haley Nic Apologies Shiree Bedford (Seamstress) Jayden’s Mum (Helen) Marisha 6:00 start karakia by Ropes Minutes read by Nic Election of Officers Chairperson Secretary Treasurer Committee Members ( All those present) General Business Chairperson…
Whānau Roopū Minutes - Thanks Haley!
Te Roopū whanau minutes 12 March - 2015 Whanau arrived between 5.35 and 6.10 Rosie started with karakia - then we had a kai Whanau members present Whaea Georgie Ebs Rosie Whaea meta Ropes Vanessa Tarn Jahnke Sha Tuti and Tanya Katene Bevan Jo Haley Nic Apologies Shiree Bedford (Seamstress) Jayden’s Mum (Helen) Marisha 6:00 start karakia by Ropes Minutes read by Nic Election of Officers Chairperson Secretary Treasurer Committee Members ( All those present) General Business Chairperson…
A Beautiful Maori Blessing
A friend recently shared this Maori blessing on facebook. I thought it so beautiful I wanted to share it with you. The Maori words are beautiful to the ear and the translation is poetic and calming. Greenstone is a precious stone to Maori and holds great cultural significance. I treasure my greenstone pendant and wear…
The question I hear most often is "How can I incorporate more te reo into my classroom when I'm still learning myself?" It is a question I love! I have discussed games and activities, waiata
Bilingual Class Commands - Blackboard Jungle
CODE: VT62M Brilliant to encourage a rich class programme and learning environment. Best value English and Maori language posters available...
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori – he Karakia
This month the kids have learned this new Karakia. They say it every morning at Kohanga Reo and Sabina can regularly be heard chanting it in the shower or while drawing on the magnadoodle. Her ca…
Ruruku mo te kai Display Poster Te Reo Māori/English
This resource is a display poster for your classroom of this Te Reo Māori ruruku incantation, to bless food before meal times, using Te Reo Māori. Use it to start off your day with the tamariki/mokopuna. The difference between ruruku and karakia, is that ruruku do not use a religious denomination making them user-friendly. Tags in this resource: koru-border-2.png
