Mana's great fish. Mana is crafting a special hook so that he can fish with the other boys; but they wont let him join in. Poor Mana, maybe the tale of his great ancestor Maui Tikitiki will help him land a great fish?
(AO) Tānemahuta has his first day of kura, Tangaroa gives Pānia the history about the fish & chip shop, and we head to the rugby field as Mana & Toa battle for captain of the rugby team.
The special spark. Babies are created through a very unique bond between a father, a mother and a very special spark.
Pānia makes a friend. It's a beautiful day for flying a kite however Pania isn’t having much luck launching hers into the air. Pania seeks help to get her kite flying and in the process she makes a new friend.
Rangi's Gifts. It's a big responsibility building a village. Rangi must provide all of the things that his villagers need for a healthy well being, like his ancestor Tane, Rangi collects gifts for his people.
Mana and the Sun. Master builder Mana tirelessly works to complete a magnificent block tower… well at least he tries to but there are so many other things to be done in his busy day. If only the day was a little bit longer Mana could finish his creation. Mana dreams of his ancestor Maui and awakens to a great idea!
Matariki. Busy sisters learn of the wonderful story of Matariki and how whizzy, zippy, zig zagging sisters can work together to complete very important tasks.
Rangi builds a boat. Master boatsman Rangi is building a boat; well at least he is trying too. Rangi learns an important lesson from the legend of his great ancestor Rata.
Hine plays peacefully. Hine is peacefully practicing her recorder; at least she is trying to. Her noisy cousins bang and growl disturbing her concentration. If only there was a way to calm the boys so that she can play in peace. Perhaps there is a lesson in the tale of Hineputehue and her soothing music. Kia kaha Hine.