‘Ko tōku ingoa, ko tōku tuākiri’. Today Koro Kunekune is getting us to research our names using whānau stories and photo research which we can present at the end of our lesson!
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Te Whare Rākau, Episode 2
Students are introduced to Ainga Aorangi (sigils). Ainga Aorangi are ancient geometric shapes.
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Kura Kainga, Episode 3
Ko nga whakaaro nui ki o tātou tupuna hoia i te rā nei, kei warewaretia rātou. Ka tunu pihikete ANZAC, me te ako i te matawā 24 hāora ,ā, ka kite hoki i tētahi whakamatautau auaha.
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Kura Kainga, Episode 2
Ko te tunu kapa keke, te hanga tētahi pouaka koha hirahira ētahi mahi o te rā nei. Waihoki, ka ako tētahi rautaki o te tātai ōrau, ā, ka ako te ranu i ētahi matū i te akoranga Pūtaiao.
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Kura Kainga, Episode 1
He nui ngā hua o te ako i te ra nei, he tākoro wharewhare te mahi, Ka hangaia mai tētahi pepa manawa ki te wahanga Toi. Ka ako i tētahi rautaki o te here i ngā hū.
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ShowsMauri Reo, Mauri Ora, Kura Tuatahi
Mauri Reo, Mauri Ora is a series of programme content that focuses on entertaining and educating Kura Tuatahi.
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Kaikohe dad says lockdown has brought his whānau closer together
A Northland whānau in Kaikohe is being productive during this four week lockdown period. Each day the Rameka whānau will devote a few hours to sit together to complete school and written work.
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NewsLong-term financial insecurity a concern for whānau in South Island in lockdown
Māori whānau living in the South Island are experiencing anxiety about their longer-term financial insecurity due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Isolated Māmā concerned for self-isolators without financial support
Grace Latimer is a Māori Liason officer at the University of Otago and has recently returned from Australia. With the support of her whānau she's already started self-isolating herself. Although she's well prepared she has concerns for other whānau who might not have that financial support.
