The Grandmothers of Pikitea Street (Nga Kuia O Te Tiriti O Pikitea)

The Grandmothers of Pikitea Street (Nga Kuia O Te Tiriti O Pikitea)Scents of lemongrass, garam masala, baking and smoked meat drifted down the street as the childrens grandmothers made food for their lunchboxes. Maori, Ethiopian, Samoan, NZ European, Indian and Chinese grandmothers share traditional stories and recipes with their grandkids as they get ready for bed explaining how the food will benefit the kids at school the next day. The grandmothers arent cooking only for the children. They are also making dishes

numbers flash cards

Rita and Thomas eagerly await their father's return from the war

Used regularly it can really help a child to learn to manage and regulate their own emotions over time

Learn the names of the endangered animals in te reo Māori

written by Kat Quin (Illustrated Publishing)

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May Resource Box

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Featured words ra / sun kapua / cloud ngawha / hot spring horowai / waterfall uenuku / rainbow toka / rock paru / mud marama / moon

Hare goes on a journey to try and find a solution

learners will adopt the language easily and as best suits their busy lives

he snatches Aria