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When the teacher asks about Waitangi Day, everyone else knows what they'll be doing, but William doesn't even know what Waitangi Day means. Then, with the help of his friends he begins to understand what it's all about and has a great Waitangi Day hangi too!
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What sort of heart do you have? Love shows itself in many different ways and while we usually know the sort of heart someone has, sometimes it's a little hard to tell Hedgehog Heart is a joyful celebration of love and friendship.
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Sam's farmhouse doesn't have a bath. The kitchen sink is too small and the creek is too cold so he decides to use the old bathtub from out on the farm. He lights a fire under it to get the water hot and settles in but the animals are not at all pleased. That's where they get thei...r drinking water from. Finally, Sam has a bright idea and everyone is happy
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When the class visits the marae they have lots to learn and lots to do. And they have lots of fun! This is a story about what to expect when visiting a marae.
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The little Kiwi is fast asleep in her burrow. A beam of moonlight shines right down into her burrow. She wakes, and realises it is time. Hurrying out into the night, she wakes each of her friends from their midwinter slumber.'Kia tere! Hurry!' she urges them. The little Kiwi lead...s her friends through the pingao and onto the beach. It is pre-dawn. They wait, and watch. As the moon slips away behind the hills, the constellation of Matariki rises for the first time, in the northeastern sky. This gentle tale about celebrating Matariki, the Maori New Year, finishes with an explanation of Matariki - it's origins, traditions and how it is celebrated today. The constellation is also shown, with the Maori names for each star. The text contains some simple words in Te Reo Maori alongside the English equivalent.
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When the class visits the marae they have lots to learn and lots to do.And they have a lots of fun.This poetic story about what to expect when visiting a marae.
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When the teacher asks about Waitangi Day, everyone else knows what they'll be doing, but William doesn't even know what Waitangi Day means. Then, with the help of his friends he begins to understand what it's all about and has a great Waitangi Day hangi too!
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"Big ploppy drops are falling. Muddle loves the rain. But Mo is a goat, and goats do not like rainy days. Will a special Muddle-cuddle save the day?"--Back cover.
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"'I'm cold and bored and soggy', sneezed the Roadman with a sigh. 'All I do is Stop-Go-Stop at traffic sloshing by'. But when a loaded car pulled up, with music playing loud, the Roadman couldn't help himself and danced for all the crowd!" --Publisher's description.
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