He Kirihimete Kahurangi

He Kirihimete KahurangiTold in te reo Mori, this charming story dispenses with woolly jumpers, yule logs and snow, and instead shows Santa how we celebrate Christmas in Aotearoa with sunglasses, beach cricket, surfing and barbecues! Does Santa realise it's actually very hot in the Southern Hemisphere at Christmas time? What if he overheats in his red suit while delivering presents? Told in te reo Mori, translated by Ruth Smith. E Koko! Kia hiwa! Kei te mhio rnei koe ko te

A raw claw concoction made by a tatty tuatara

Kids will love this wild-weather adventure from the award-winning creators of Granny McFlitter

When we stand alone we are vulnerable but together we are unbreakable

English version

including 3 of New Zealand's oldest animals

and the boy learns about Te Waka o Rangi and the tradition of calling out the names of loved ones who have passed away so that they can become stars

In the distance

These posters encourage tamariki to talk about their emotions and feelings

I Don’t Like Wednesdays is about a young boy learning to cope with his grief after his older brother

Dinosaur skeletons for lightbox x-ray activity

you can even make up your own

17cm x 17cm