Ngā Kete Kōrero - Kiekie
Ngā pukapuka o te kete Kiekie.
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E Hiki Nō Wai Tēnei?
A humourous look at caring for belongings at school.
1 of 18Ehara!
Explore a range of emotions and attributes from a young child's perspective.
2 of 18Kei te hapū a Māmā
Share the wonder of pregnancy and the relationship between an older sibling and the new baby.
3 of 18Kei Whea Koe E Mā E?
Look at how a spider searches for his mother in different places.
4 of 18Kī Tonu Te Karaehe I Te Wai
Explore the quantity of kaimoana that can fill up different containers.
5 of 18Mō Wai?
Sharing the process of creating an aquarium and the different things needed to make a home for a turtle.
6 of 18Nāku
Reading to others can be an enjoyable experience. Find out who this young girl reads to in her family.
7 of 18Netipāoro
A story that shows the different movements when playing netball.
8 of 18Ngā Kaihoe
Waka ama is a great sport but safety when paddling is important. See what happens when the boat capsizes.
9 of 18Ngā Ringawera
Explore the different tasks inside the kitchen and dinning room to help look after visitors.
10 of 18Ngā Taonga Pūoro Māori
Traditional Māori musical instruments are shared by young children.
11 of 18Ngā Taonga
Explore the different resources that are used to create adornments that are valued within te ao Māori
12 of 18Ngā Waka
Explore different modes of transport which can sometimes be embarrassing for a young child.
13 of 18Taku Tāre
Explore the different ways a girl cares for her baby doll.
14 of 18Tarapeke
Explore the different movements as the child jumps on the trampoline.
15 of 18Te Awhiawhi
Explore how hugging can show your affection and love for people in your family.
16 of 18Te Pūkeko
The pūkeko is native bird of Aotearoa. Observe nature from a distance with a particular focus on parts of the body.
17 of 18Te Neke Whare
The main thing on moving day is the boy's list of things not to forget.
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About this resource
Taumata whakaako: Kiekie
Kohinga: Ngā Kete Kōrero
