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Te Ara Reo wiki 7 [wāhanga o te rā/ parts of the day] Ka wani ke! Now this is Maori Time! This is from domesticscene. Excellent for advanced learners of Te Reo, here are the maori name for parts of the day. School Resources, Teaching Resources, Name Tattoo Placements, Maori Songs, Filipino, Waitangi Day, Maori Symbols, Maori Designs, Tattoo Designs

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Filipino

Waitangi Day

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Te Ara Reo wiki 7 [wāhanga o te rā/ parts of the day]

Our aim is to use these descriptions of the natural world in our everyday kōrero instead of using time measurements. Eg: I oho aku tamariki i te Ata hāpara (My kids woke up at dawn). Pō / Night At…

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Borneo Tattoos

Whakatauki …

Ma tini ma mano ka rapa te whai Many hands make light work. - Maori saying .The Māori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand. The Maori originated with settlers from eastern Polynesia. School Resources, Teaching Resources, Working Together Quotes, Waitangi Day, Proverbs Quotes, Classroom Language, Classroom Posters, How To Make Light, Childhood Education

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Ma tini ma mano ka rapa te whai Many hands make light work. Unity is strength

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Maori Tattoo Meanings

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The Power Of Myth New Zealand Landscape

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Maori Proverb: An active soul is a healthy soul.

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Whakatauki Term 3

At Otonga, we learn a new Whakatauki (Māori proverb) each term, and explore ways that we can depict the meaning through our learning, and social interactions. This term, our focus is team work, and working together. Room 8 are very good at pronouncing our Whakatauki, and saying what it means. Ka Rawe!