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Transformations: Panoni Koru Worksheet
WALT: show reflection (flip), translation (slide) and rotation (turn). Based on the koru shape learners can show these transformations. Kupu: EnglishTe ReoReflectionWhakaata (reflect, reflection, mirror) Kauhuri (flip)Translation Neke (move)RotationHuri (rotate, rotation, turn)Mirror image(reflected image)Mātātuhi whakatanga Otinga whakatangaLine of symmetryRārangi hangarite Login

Te Rau Aroha: The Kai Truck Worksheet
Te Rau Aroha, the name bestowed upon a mobile kai truck given to the 28th Māori Battalion. The truck was a heartfelt koha from the children of New Zealand’s Native Schools. When the Māori community decided to send their men off to war with a unique present, an appeal for

Te Rau Aroha-The Kai Truck
Te Rau Aroha, the name bestowed upon a mobile kai truck given to the 28th Māori Battalion. The truck was a heartfelt koha from the children of New Zealand’s Native Schools. When the Māori community decided to send their men off to war with a unique present, an appeal for

Whiua te Mataono: Roll the Dice-KAI
This useful activity can be used for a reading activity as well as recall, when learning some names for kai (food). 1.Roll the dice-read the kai associated with the number on the dice. 2. Next step is to use the second sheet which has no kupu on it. Recall the

Taonga Puoro Labels
Add these musical instrument labels to your akomanga. In addition, they can be used as a sorting and label activity. Login

Kupu Whakarite Labels
Kupu Whakarite 1. (noun) metaphor, simile, figurative language, figure of speech, cryptic saying.You can use these kupu whakarite- metaphors/similes to describe people and happenings in your classroom. Login

Te Pūnaha Nakunaku Kai 1-Digestive System 1
Learn the Māori kupu for some parts of the digestive system. Mouth Esophagus Stomach Large intestine Small intestine Login

He Āhua Ahu Toru-3D Shapes Barrier Games
Barrier games are an excellent way to have your learners speaking more reo. Using the target language these activities are information transfer where players must get information from each other. Login
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