Books in the Te Reo Singalong series
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It's hard to find book with an ANZAC theme that work well with young children in preschools and junior primary schools. This book follows a young girl who asks her grandfather about his grandfather, who served at Gallipoli. In a gentle way, the book pulls together many threads ab ...
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A song about travelling in different coloured vehicles including cars, buses, boats and trains. Includes guitar chords and extension ideas.
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This book will inspire you to use more Maori language in the classroom, at home, at the beach, in the car, at the farm, in the playground, in the garden, on the farm, on the marae and while out shopping. The book includes plenty of new vocabulary words and will help inspire child ...
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Taku Mokai is about children looking after their pets. There are five children featured, each with their own pet. They introduce their pet, give its name and explain how they look after their pet, all in simple repetitive te reo Maori sentence structures. The last child is a boy ...
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FINALIST - Maori Language Awards 2012. This children's picture book is in te reo Maori. It includes a song CD. No prior knowledge of te reo Maori is required by the children or adults using the book.
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A song about celebrating Matariki. A family wakes early to watch the Pleiades rise in the North East, and then during the day, whanau arrive with food to share.
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A song about playing at the park. Includes guitar chords.
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A song about introducing yourself. Includes guitar chords.
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Te Taiao is about children playing in the natural world. It was photographed at Matapihi Kindergarten where children have access to a large forest play area.
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Te Wairua o Waitangi is a full colour picture book with a singalong CD. It is part of the multi-award winning Te Reo Singalong series that makes it easy and fun for teachers, parents and children to use more te reo Maori. No prior knowledge of te reo is needed.
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