Ko wai au

A reflective activity where tamariki look at the positive contributions they can make for future generations by upholding te Tiriti.

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Ki-o-rahi was played by the 28th Māori Battalion during the Italian campaign, where there it's called Palla Māori. It seems fitting to learn the pūrākau and the game at this time.

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There is no better time to add more waiata and kanikani to your classroom routine!

Here are our top 10 ways how.

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An activity that helps us understand our role as kaitiaki and the sustainable practice we can have here in Aotearoa.

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A whole set of ideas and activities to support you in getting your tamariki involved, inspired and nurturing te taiao

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Sometimes tamariki need some help finding their love for pukapuka. Here's a few ideas and an activity to help tamariki find some pukapuka joy using Te Whare Tapa Whā.

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We've got a whole wiki of ideas and activities to inspire you and your ākonga to grow and develop their te Reo Māori while continuing their hauora learning with Te Whare Tapa Whā. These activities can be done individually or across a wiki