Books by Ngaere Roberts
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The world and words of summer: from sun to ice-cream, jandals BBQ's, beaches and sunsets. Classic NZ summer images told with Te Reo Maori and English words and phrases to promote key vocabulary.
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"This light-hearted rhyming story follows the experience of a little girls day at the beach with her two mums, as she unexpectedly encounters a range of sea life with a fun twist at the end! We all know that breath-catching feeling of something brushing past our shins as we wade ...
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"There is a bright new star in the winter sky -- Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa, a special sign (for those unable to see Matariki) that winter and the Maori new year are coming. With themes of friendship, family, Maori tra ...
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Flit is bored. And hungry. A tasty mozzie lures him out of his nest. I CAN fly, he calls, before he hits the ground with a THUD. How will he get back to his nest? Join Flit and his friends as they exercise some teamwork. Can they figure out a way to help Flit back to his nest saf ...
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Join Flit and his friends, Kiki the kaka, rascally robins Bit and Bob, Keri the kiwi and wise old Ruru as they exercise some teamwork. Can they figure out who the mystery eggs belong to?
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Tawhirimatea, blow winds blow,
Ra, warm us up with your sunshine glow.
Papatuanuku, we plant seeds in you.
Ua, rain, helps new life come through . . .
Sing along to this catchy Matariki song celebrating Earth, sky, seasons and whanau. It's our very own
Aotearoa, from fores ...
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Paperback + CD Join the gym class and have fun with three fit kiwi and their friends as they work out to a favourite song- Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes! KA PAI!
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Jeremy is nervous starting school. Every time he thinks he can't join in they say Of Course You Can! So he plays football, joins in kapa haka and runs the cross country. But when it comes to swimming the other chlidren tell him not to do it. English/te Reo Maori text, retold by N ...
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Presents a humorous kiwi verison of the action song The hokey tokey with animal antics.
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A traditional lullaby adapted for New Zealand now with an added audio CD featuring June Pitman-Hayes, sung in both English and Maori.
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