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This te reo resource was made to help teachers and learners simplify understanding “locations" or prepositions (Tūwāhi).This follows Achievement Objective 1.5 in the Māori curriculum and incorporates speaking, reading, writing and fun activities.

This product was designed to help teachers learn and teach te reo Maori.Perfect to integrate with “About me” “My World” “My Place”- it is child centred.Some of the whānau terms in te reo Māori can get complicated and this resource will make teaching them easier.

Writing a pepeha can be a little confusing for learners. This te reo Maori resource has visuals and explanations to help with the understanding of a pepeha.Bright and engaging, this should make the process easier.

Based on the te reo Māori A/O 1.1 the resource has 5 beautiful posters that will help you begin your te reo journey with your learners

Are you looking for a te reo Māori resource on Feelings, Ngā kare ā-roto with some awesome visuals?Do you want to take your learners from asking “How are you?" to “How is she/he?"Do you want to include kīwaha and every day conversational reo in your program?If so, this rauemi is for you and...

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Based on the Achievement Objective 1.3 (Māori Curriculum) this te reo Māori Maramataka (calendar) resource will be so helpful. I wish I had taken the time to make this when I was teaching.

Looking for an injection of te reo for your “AKO” theme?This wonderful whakataukī may resonate with some of your learners and get them thinking about taking “action” in their learning choices.“The crayfish won’t come to you” is a popular whakataukī in edu...

This simple lesson is a great, inclusive, community building activity.Each student is given one section of a large mosaic poster to colour in. By looking carefully at their matching coloured piece they practice blending and mixing colours as close as they can to original.Once all sheets are coloure...

Collaborative posters are a fun inclusive activity. This ANZAC Poster includes the last line of “The Ode of Remembrance” in te reo Māori.” Ka maumahara tonu tātou ki a rātou”.

Looking for an injection of te reo for your “AKO” theme?This wonderful whakataukī may resonate with some of your learners and get them thinking about taking “action” in their learning choices.“The crayfish won’t come to you” is a popular whakataukī in edu...

Writing a pepeha can be a little confusing for learners. This te reo Maori resource has visuals and explanations to help with the understanding of a pepeha.Bright and engaging, this should make the process easier.

Based on the Achievement Objective 1.3 (Māori Curriculum) this te reo Māori Maramataka (calendar) resource will be so helpful. I wish I had taken the time to make this when I was teaching.

Would you like to move from naming colours to using them in a sentence?Through waiata, puzzles,booklet and flip books this resource is packed with activities to enable you and your learners to do this.He aha te tae tino ki a koe?What’s YOUR favourite colour

Nice bright te reo Māori number charts to put on your wall and USE!Engage ākonga in counting using different prompts, and then making a sentence in Māori.Fabulous New Zealand themed