Ko Ngā Whetū Hauhau, Ko Ngā Whetū Tarakaka o Matariki (The Wild and Windy Stars of Matariki – Māori Edition) Ko Waipunarangi rāua ko Ururangi

Ko Ngā Whetū Hauhau, Ko Ngā Whetū Tarakaka o Matariki (The Wild and Windy Stars of Matariki – Māori Edition) Ko Waipunarangi rāua ko UrurangiWhat are those mystical fires burning on the beach? Sam runs to find out. But those sneaky patupaiarehe are up to no good again and this time, Sam is in danger! Can Ururangi and Waipunarangi use wind to save Sam? Written by Miriama Kamo and illustrated by Zak Waipara in te reo Mori

Many of the legends feature the hero Māui - also called the quick-witted and the trickster - whose exploits include slowing the sun in its course acroos the sky

Teach Ngā marama o te tau (months of the year in Te Reo Māori) with this engaging magnetic sentence-building resource designed for classrooms and early learners

nature learning

Will the little rabbit learn his lesson once and for all

and they wait at the bus stop for the spaceship

these translated versions include two stories in one book - the first story provides language learning support in English and the second story is the Niuean version of the story

Here Reina Kahukiwa recounts the birth of Maui seen through the eyes of Taranga

KO TAUA TAMAITI TE ANAMATA O NGĀ TAMARIKI KATOA

* Paddy & the Purple Poppy Magnetic Story

Craig has based the main character off me as a young girl

Mum’s Busy Work shows how

An introduction to Arabic pronunciation and grammar