Kōrero and reflection based

This activity helps tamariki recognise their shared experiences. Creating a web of connections, reinforcing the idea that everyone is linked in different ways.

This simple, but super engaging activity designed to support our tamariki build empathy, celebrate their uniqueness, and strengthen connections with their peers.

An activity to support tamariki in reflecting on the past while considering their goals, wishes, and aspirations for the future. Accompanied by some mindful colouring

An activity all about acts of kindness with those around us, supporting tamariki to think about how their actions can affect others with a little mission each day

An activity to support tamariki in developing social skills and beginning to understand personal space. Made in collaboration with a speech and language therapist

Supporting tamariki to develop empathy and begin to understand that how they feel in a scenario can be entirely different to someone else

Blending coloring with gratitude this activity creates an opportunity to think and reflect on all the good in our lives

A beautiful opportunity for tamariki to consider the strengths of those around them, starting with famous people but also spotting the strengths of their classmates

We've got a whole wiki of activities lined up that support the learning of how we can care for our hauora. Each activity links to an aspect of the Five Ways to Wellbeing.

We've got a whole wiki of activities to inspire your ākonga to grow and develop their te Reo Māori while continuing their hauora learning with Te Whare Tapa Whā.

Alongside some kind prompts, this little game played over a day or week should shift the focus and support the fact that kindness is cool!

Posters and colouring in one! All to support calm time.

A fun favourite for kaiako and tamariki for setting or re-setting our ngoi (energy) as moana waves.

An emotions check-in activity to support tamariki emotional literacy and their day at school or kura.

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

Ki-o-rahi was played by the 28th Māori Battalion during the Italian campaign, where it's called Palla Māori.

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

From listening comes understanding. And that's what this activity is all about.

This activity connects, and encourages exploration of the shared spaces around us.

It can be really helpful to support tamariki growth mindset with goal setting. This one includes some artwork and thinking about the ara (journey) to reach goals.