Reading Age: 5 to 9 Years
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Tamarau and his friends share some ideas and activities to celebrate the season of Matariki in the classroom.
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Pukeko, Kiwi and Hoiho go for a walk through the forest. Join them while they explore, perform actions and sing.
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When Grandma and Poua take the children eeling one magical and wild starry night, they discover two stars missing from the Matariki cluster. Have the patupaiarehe been up to mischief again? This hauntingly beautiful debut story by award-winning journalist Miriama Kamo is brought ...to life by family friend and notable artist, Zak Waipara.
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A family celebrate the Maori New Year and talk about what Matariki means to different people.
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"A fictional retelling of the traditional Matariki story"--Publisher information.
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The loving embrace of Ranginui and Papatuanuku keeps the land in constant darkness. When their children discover there is light beyond their parents love, chaos is unleashed and the stars of Matariki are created.
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"Ka p te ao i roto i te kauawhi o Ranginui me Papatnuku. Ina puta te mhio ki rua tamariki he mramatanga kei waho i te aroha nui o rua mtua ki a rua an, ka wehe te ao, , ka puta ko Matariki
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This is a contemporary myth of love, magic, and adventure that tells the story of how Matariki/the Pleiades star cluster came into being. Recommended for ages 5-9.
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Daniel is nervous on his first day of school but through the class activities that mark the Matariki Festival he learns that it is a time of sharing and beginning new friendships. He learns the true importance of Maori New Year. Beautifully illustrated by one of our best-known an...d award-winning artists.
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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...t to seashore, dawn light to starry night.
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