Te Reo

23 common commands and 6 common questions are listed on this fantastic chart in both Te Reo and English. Ideal for introducing everyday Maori language into classrooms

“Ngā mihi whanau! Me timata tātou ki te kōrerotia, ki te mihia ēnei mihimihi i ngā wā, i ngā wāhi katoa! Mauri Ora!”

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Welcome back to our first blog post for Term 2. This term we will be sharing focusing on Maori whakatauki or proverb each month and a new Maori word each week. The kupu o te wiki was kura meaning school. This is how it can be used in a sentence: He nui taku kura. My school is big. The whakatauki for April is: Sam and I are both very impressed with how the children have turned into real experts when it comes to folding and recycling their milk cartons, a great start to our Zero Waste topic In…

Maori Proverb: An active soul is a healthy soul.

Learn Te Reo Maori

WALT: Recall the names of local places in Te Reo. Pronounce the local names in Te Reo correctly. Use the consonant + vowel or vowel+vowel...

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For beginners who have no prior knowledge of te reo Māori or Māori culture. [Non residents' fee is $175 - discounted fee of $85 for NZ citizens and residents - evidence of eligibility required]. (If courses are full, please add your name to the waiting l...