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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...

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Maori Resources – Tagged "Te Reo"

Fab Five have been busy creating feathers for our Korowai (cloak) of Knowledge. The feathers have the te reo Maori vocabulary we have come. Classroom Displays, Art Classroom, Classroom Ideas, Waitangi Day, Early Childhood Activities, Cultural Crafts, Maori Designs, New Zealand Art, Jr Art

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Korowai of Knowledge

Fab Five have been busy creating feathers for our Korowai (cloak) of Knowledge. The feathers have the te reo Maori vocabulary we have come across in our Matariki readings and research that were new to us. Each student worked on their individual feathers and they looked pretty neat but when all our hard work was combined into the cloak, we thought it looked pretty amazing!

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More karakia for class.

Here are a couple more karakia to use. The first one starts the day and the second one I use to encourage the kids to be adventurous becaus...

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Te Ara Reo wiki 6 [Rerenga, Waiata]

Kiaora ano e te whanau! I te po nei i karere atu ia akona he pitopito korero mo matou ra o Aranga. Ko te mahi he rerenga ano. (More sentence structures including Agent Emphatic). I ako matou te…

Te Reo nutrition of avocado - Nutrition School Resources, Teaching Resources, Waitangi Day, Maori Words, Maori Symbols, Maori Designs, Teachers Aide, Primary Teaching, Maori Art

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Kupu …

comradehero: “ Kia pai tō wiki mutunga - Have a good weekend! School Resources, Teaching Resources, Teaching Ideas, Primary Teaching, Maori Songs, Waitangi Day, Maori Symbols, Maori Patterns, Maori Designs

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Or own wharenui. Each picture on the maihi represents something important to one… Library Displays, Classroom Displays, Classroom Themes, Classroom Resources, I Love School, Middle School Art, Maori Songs, Maori Legends, Waitangi Day

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Our own wharenui. Each picture on the maihi represents something important to one student or the class just as the carvings on a meeting house might depict something about the hapu of that marae. On the amo are images of legends that resonate with the class.