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Large format with colourful presentation this dictionary is suitable for students at all levels through to tertiary. It is designed as a supplement to "The Oxford Maori Picture Dictionary" with additional modern words.
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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 ...
| ISBN |
9781775435419 |
| Published |
1 June 2018 by Scholastic |
| Interest Age |
2-6 years |
| Series |
Flit the Fantail |
| Language |
(Maori) |
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'Look in the water, Ma! Golly, oh gee! Some THING in the sea is TOUCHING ME!' Youll squawk, screech, yelp... and laugh out loud at the surprises for all on this funny-sunny family day at the beach. When a small child goes to the seaside with her Mum and Ma, she is unprepared for ...
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This story is the te reo Maori translation of The Bomb. In this story about being true to oneself, a boy searches for the secret to doing the perfect bomb into the water.
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Two of this country's pre-eminent kaumatua look into key aspects of Maori language and culture.
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Tane Mahuta created the many wonders of nature that surround us today, but humanlife eludes him. As he sculpts the form of a woman from the scared red earth of Papatuanuku, Tane Mahuta can't begin to imagine what he is about to discover and all the beauty it beholds. Woven and Il ...
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I ki atu te tamaiti, "E whae, he raiona kei roto i nga otaota."
Ka ki mai te whaea, "Horihori, e Tama."
E mea ana koe he raiona kei roto i nga otaota?
Ka takutakutia e Margaret Mahi tetahi paki whakamiharo, mo te pono, mo te pohewa. He maha nga tohu honore i whakawhiwhi ...
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Kia Ora is a book which asks and answers questions about feelings in te reo Maori. The boy in the story goes around his family members asking Kei te pehea koe? and receives a variety of responses. At the end, his friend arrives and everyone is kei te pai .
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Kakahu teaches one of the most useful and practical instructions for young whanau members to know, getting dressed. Learn how to dress for te reo Maori success.
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A new translation of the popular childrens classic "The Cat in the Hat" totally in Te Reo Maori. Features the original 1957 illustrations.
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