Category: Maori
Written in Te reo Maori with images of New Zealand culture, accompanied by a brief sentence using the word. Designed to help babies through to younger children to focus and recognise word shapes and phrases. Research has proven that high contrast images are an aid to quietening the mind and stimulate ne ...Show more
Category: Maori
Written in Te Reo Maori with images of New Zealand flora and fauna, accompanied by a brief sentence using the word. Designed to help babies through to younger children to focus and recognise word shapes and phrases. Research has proven that high contrast images are an aid to quietening the mind and sti ...Show more
Category: Maori
This book answers questions such as: When was Aotearoa discovered? How was Maori society organised in pre-European times? What is traditional Maori art? How does the Treaty of Waitangi affect us today? These are some of the questions commonly asked by New Zealanders and visitors about the Maori people a ...Show more
Category: Maori
Nana dreams of having a shed in her garden. Despite the passing of time, the parts for the shed lie in a pile on the lawn. Grandson, Jacob, and his friend, Max, take matters into their own hands. Using some ingenuity, and the sort of imagination that makes everything possible, they build the shed that N ...Show more
Category: Maori
A te reo Māori edition of the top-selling The Noisy Book. Ka aauuuuu te wūruhi [The wolf goes aaooooo] Ka ū ū ū te makimaki [The monkey goes oo oo oo] Ka kū kū te kererū [The pigeon goes coo coo] Ka kihi kihi a Māmā [Mama goes kiss kiss] With over 100 pages, this unique boardbook is full of bright, b ...Show more
Category: Maori | Series: Te Rataka a Tama Hungoingoi / Diary of a Wimpy Kid Te Reo Maori
He kino ra te noho a te tamariki. Ko Greg Heffley tetahi e mohio pai ana ki tenei.Being a kid can really stink. And no one knows this better than Greg Heffley. In this brilliant translation of Jeff Kinney's bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Heni Jacob, twelve year old hero Greg Heffley is the Tama ...Show more
Category: Maori
Retells the story of how a young Tahitian boy travelling with Captain Cook in 1769, was kidnapped by local Māori, and how Cape Kidnappers got its name.
Category: Maori
A Maori Language Book. Elementary 1
Category: Maori
First published in 1990, and reprinted steadily ever since, the first edition of the Collins Maori Phrasebook and Dictionary was an inaugural Silver Premier New Zealand Bestseller, and has sold over 30,000 copies. This revised edition includes an update of the original book to incorporate modern terms a ...Show more
Category: Maori
Nana's back porch is draughty and old, it's dangerous, rickety, slippery and cold. This fully bilingual book incorporates the characters from Nana's Shed and Bella's Fringe in a story that revels in the fertile imaginations of Kiwi kids, especially those who enjoy building things, teamwork, creativity ...Show more
Category: Maori
One morning Fred is woken by a crashing sound. He peeks out the curtains and sees the pine trees on the farm, his favourite place to play, being taken down by a logging machine. Fred is horrified but soon learns all about harvesting, replanting and the wonderful uses and benefits trees have. This book c ...Show more
Category: Maori | Series: Te Rataka a Tama Hūngoingoi / Diary of a Wimpy Kid Te Reo Maori
A hilarious te reo Maori translation of the second book in Jeff Kinney's bestselling Wimpy Kid series, Roderick Rules. Whatever you do, don't ask Greg Heffley how he spent his summer holidays, because he definitely doesn't want to talk about it. As Greg enters the new school year, he's eager to put the ...Show more
