Te Horopito
Te Horopito
Pūao - Ngā Rākau
Nā Keri Pewhairangi ngā kōrero.
Nā Vaitoa Baker rātou ko Audrey Eagle (Te Papa Tongarewa), ko Landcare Research (Steve Wagstaff, Rowan Buxton, Margaret Aiken Collection), ko Carl Walrond, ko Larry Jensen; ko Graham Meadows; ko Jeremy Rolfe, ko Natural Science Image Library (Peter E. Smith) ngā whakaahua.
Ko te horopito te kaupapa o te pukapuka nei, he pūrauiti nō te tōpū Pūao. He pukapuka mā te ākonga, kia āta mōhio, kia āta mārama ia ki te whakapapa, te kāinga, te āhua me ngā āhuatanga motuhake o tēnei rākau māotaota, tēnei rākau taketake o Aotearoa nei.
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712012), or you may be able to find this in the resource room in your kura.
Torohia te pouaka "Mō te rauemi" ki raro nei e kitea ai ngā rauemi hāngai.
Te Kahikatea
Describes the origin, location, special features and logging of the kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides), a native New Zealand conifer tree.
1 of 7Te Kawakawa
Describes the origin, location, appearance, special features and use of kawakawa.
2 of 7Te Mānuka
Describes the whakapapa, habitat, physical characteristics, special features and the traditional and modern use of the manuka (leptospermum scoparium), a common New Zealand shrub.
3 of 7Te Miro
Describes the origin, location, appearance, special features and Pakeha use of the miro, a native New Zealand conifer tree.
4 of 7Te Tī Kōuka
Describes the whakapapa, habitat, physical characteristics, special features and use of the ti kōuka (Cordyline australis), a native New Zealand tree commonly known as the cabbage tree.
5 of 7Te Tōtara
Describes the origin, location, appearance, special features and use of the tōtara, a native New Zealand tree.
6 of 7Te Tutu
Describes the origins, home, physical characteristics and special features of tutu (Coriaria arborea), a native New Zealand plant which is poisonous.
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About this resource
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712012), or you may be able to find this in the resource room in your kura.
Taumata TMoA: Taumata 2, Taumata 3
Kohinga: Pūao
Kohinga Whāiti: Ngā Rākau
