Te Īnanga
Te Inanga
Pūao - Wai Māori
Nā Hana Rainforth ngā kōrero, nā Serena Kearns ngā pikitia.
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Ko te inanga 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 kāinga me te hauropi, te hurihanga ora me ētahi kōrero e pā ana ki ngā mea e raru ai te īnanga.
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712007), or you may be able to find this in the resource room in your kura.
See the “About this resource” box below to download resources.
Ngā pukapuka o te kohinga Wai Māori
Te Kākahi
This ākonga book describes the whakapapa, habitat, physical characteristics, lifecycle, ecology and the traditional and modern uses of freshwater mussels.
1 of 3Te Kēwai
This ākonga book describes the whakapapa, habitat, physical characteristics, lifecycle, ecology and the traditional and modern uses of freshwater crayfish.
2 of 3Te Tuna
This ākonga book describes the whakapapa, habitat, physical characteristics, lifecycle, ecology and the traditional and modern uses of freshwater eels.
3 of 3
About this resource
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712007), ka kitea rānei te rauemi nei ki te rūma rauemi o tō kura.
Taumata TMoA: Taumata 2, Taumata 3
Kohinga: Pūao
Kohinga Whāiti: Wai Māori
