Te Tāmure
Te Tāmure
Pūao - Wahapū
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Ko te tāmure 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 o ōna konihi. He whakataukī hoki e hāngai ana ki te pātiki kei roto, me ētahi rautaki hei hopu tāmure, ētahi huarahi hei whakarite tāmure hei kai.
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712002), 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.
Te Mānawa
This ākonga book describes the habitat, life cycle, physical characteristics, ecology, benefits, and traditional uses of mangroves. Emphasizes the importance of caring for the environment. Includes whakataukī relating to the mangrove.
1 of 3Te Pātiki
This ākonga book describes the whakapapa, physical characteristics, lifecycle, ecology, habitat, and predators of flounders found in New Zealand waters. Discusses fishing and cooking methods, and emphasizes the importance of caring for the environment. Includes whakataukī relating to the flounder.
2 of 3Te Whai
This ākonga book describes the whakapapa, physical characteristics, lifecycle, ecology, habitat, predators, and how to catch the three species of stingrays found in New Zealand waters.
3 of 3
About this resource
Order copies of this book from Down the Back of the Chair (MOE712002), 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: Wahapū
