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a folded up book with the title, haura what's tapa? fold - up book
Te Whare Tapa Wha
Social Work Activities
Te Reo Maori Resources Teaching
Ell Resources
Te Reo Maori Resources
Maori Language
Maori Culture
Healthy Bodies
Capstone Project
Hauora – Whare Tapa Whā Fold-up Book
This Hauora foldup book can be used to present information and elaborate on the Māori view of health. Te whare tapa whā is a model of the 4 dimensions of wellbeing developed by Sir Mason Durie in 1984 to provide a Māori perspective on health. The 4 dimensions covers four (4) concepts: Taha tinana (physical), Taha hinengaro ( mental), Taha whānau (social and family), and Taha wairua (spiritual). #tereomaori #tereo #learntereo #nzteachers #maori #maorilanguage
three posters with different pictures on them and the words, what do you think?
Māori Culture
Be Beautiful
Crafty Things
The Age
Teaching Resources
Matter
Wall
Whakataukī Posters
Whakataukī are a big part of Māori culture and whaikōrero. No matter the age your tamariki will be able to relate to these in some way. These also have cards for tamariki to use as focus cards.
classroom labels with different types of words and numbers in orange, black and white colors
Classroom Labels Printables
Attendance Board
Maori Words
Classroom Labels
A Sentence
English Translation
Printable Labels
Classroom Labels
These te reo classroom label printables are simple te reo phrases. They are awesome for a number of reasons. You and your learners can use not only the Māori word for the object, but also to put the word in a sentence. This resource also has the English translation for each label. These sentences are called classification sentences, or “he” sentences. They describe what someone or something is, or what qualities they have. They answer the questions “What is?” and “What are?”
a teacher's unit planner with an image of a woman standing next to it
Memes
Teaching Seasons
The Whole
To Start
The Unit
Key
How To Plan
Teachers' Unit Planner
Use this to help plan your unit of work. Remember you do not need to start from 1.1- and only go to Level 2 when you have finished all of level1. They are absolutely interchangeable. Also, you don't need to teach the whole of the achievement objective. You may be doing weather and only teaching a few key kupu, without teaching seasons and time.
Here are some kīwaha and positive phrases (kīanga whakamihi) to use in your report comments. Encourage your learners by giving them uplifting comments written in te reo. Encouragement, Writing, Report Comments, Positive Phrases
Encouragement
Writing
Report Comments
Positive Phrases
Report Comments
Here are some kīwaha and positive phrases (kīanga whakamihi) to use in your report comments. Encourage your learners by giving them uplifting comments written in te reo.
the te reo maori planning progressions are shown in blue and white with black text
The School
Meant To Be
Bullet Journal
Quick Saves
Te Reo Māori Planning-Progressions
This is meant as a guide to help you plan progressions across the school levels based on te reo Māori curriculum. Download, save, and change to suit.