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Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora is a series of programme content that focuses on entertaining and educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, A vlog project undertaken during Level 3 lockdown for tamariki and whānau. We spend a few mornings inside the extended ‘mirumiru’ of Te Whānau Jones and Te Whānau Schmidt-Peke. Second up, Telia’s whare!
G, . A new series with a focus on entertaining & educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, . A new series with a focus on entertaining & educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, Nā Rangi rāua ko Papa ko te kāhui atua, heke mai ki a tātou te ira tangata. Anei te whakaaturanga whakamutunga o te terenga tuatahi o ki waho. Kia tika, kia pono, kia haumaru!
G, ‘Ko au tenei’. Today we are making our own ‘Ko au tenei’ posters, discovering and sharing our strengths and likes as an individual. We will reflect on how we have kept our whānau bubbles safe with a final speech presentation on our experiences.
G, Kia rite mai e hoa mā, he mahi whakapakari tinana kei te haere! Ko Tiare Tawera te pou whakapakari tinana o te wā! Ko te whāinga matua kia pakari te tinana kia pakari hoki te hinengaro. Whakapiri mai rā ki ēnei mahi kori tinana, hei whai māu i te kāinga.
G, Te mataora o ngā tipu'. Today we learn about the life cycle of plants and their importance in our world. Lawry helps us navigate through the planting process and he makes his own recycled plant holders.
G, A vlog project undertaken during Level 3 lockdown for tamariki and whānau. We spend a few mornings inside the extended ‘mirumiru’ of Te Whānau Jones and Te Whānau Schmidt-Peke. Second up, Telia’s whare!
G, . A new series with a focus on entertaining & educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, ‘Te maramataka’. Koro Kunekune teaches us the phases of the moon. To help us remember the names, Lawry makes his own moon phase keyring.
G, . A new series with a focus on entertaining & educating Kura Tuatahi.
G, Nā Rangi rāua ko Papa ka puta ko Rongo rāua ko Tāwhiri. Hei arahi I ngā mahi o te rā, kia tika, kia pono, kia haumaru!
G, A vlog project undertaken during Level 3 lockdown for tamariki and whānau. We spend a few mornings inside the extended ‘mirumiru’ of Te Whānau Jones and Te Whānau Schmidt-Peke. First up, the Jones whare!
