Nga Manu Tukutuku e Whitu O Matariki

Nga Manu Tukutuku e Whitu O MatarikiIt was deep mid winter and all through the village preparations were being made to farewell the old year and greet the new. For the first time ever, the seventh little sister, Ururangi, was big enough to make her own celebration kite. But when the seven sisters take the finished kites to fly them, the east wind whips them all away into the sky where they now appear as the stars of Matariki to welcome the Maori new year. Written by Ngaere Roberts,

They are the co-creators of the popular Reo Pepi series

Flipper toes

She is determined to go to war

This resource will help teachers to promote easy conversations with children about feelings in te reo

The first page of the petition is included

and with his doubtful brothers in tow he sets his death-defying plans into motion

these First Words Italian Flashcards are a great learning resource for ECE centres

Mihi / mihimihi / pepeha: introducing yourself and making connections to other people and places

stunningly illustrated visual dictionary

Photos by Lizzie Aitken

Our Magnetic Legends of Māui are becoming a popular collector's item

The popular children’s picture book The Gruffalo is now translated into te reo Māori