Matariki+Resources

Matariki Resources Link to the Te Reo classroom blog that has links to other free resources. http://www.thetereomaoriclassroom.co.nz/2016/06/matariki-2016.html?m=1

Te Papa 2013 resource https://www.tepapa.govt.nz/learn/for-educators/teaching-resources/matariki-classroom-resources

__ [] __ // A lesson plan on TKI specifically for learning 'Kei te pēhea koe?' Some sound files included for pronunciation of key words as well as resources, tips and further learning. // __ [] __ A set of flashcards with picture cues and written Māori and English translations of common feelings. No sound, but you can learn the key words in different ways e.g. reading and viewing flashcards, playing games, studying the words, making new lists of the words you find most difficult and testing your knowledge. __ [] __ __ [] __ Two interactive activities to test your knowledge related to asking and answering Kei te pēhea koe? Note-this site includes animations, sound and written scripts in te reo Māori and English. You can select to view subtitles in English if preferred. The movie on this site allows you to see and hear different kinds of greetings and address. It also introduces you to all of the characters used in the learning module. You will need to know the names of all characters and how to type macrons to be able to complete any of the 16 interactive exercises also featured on this site.
 * A selection of sites to to provide the opportunity for you to see and hear the written and spoken language, specifically greetings and ways in which you could respond to greetings:**

__ [] __ This site has examples of different ways to say hello and includes video and sound to support correct pronunciation. There are 14 different phrase drills you can view and listen to __ [] __ The same site used in Taumahi 1, with interactives, where you can click on letters or words to hear how they sound. The 'word list' interactive at the top of this website's page can help to // learn key words around mihi, extending beyond ways to say hello. Learn the words and then 'test' yourself using the 'word list' interactive. // // __ [] __ // // This site has an interactive quiz activity to reinforce the mahi from above. The quiz reinforces greetings and ways to respond to greetings. Includes questions common to conversations when greeting others, in particular responses to the question 'Kei te pēhea koe?' // __ [] __ This site includes animations, sound and a written script in te reo Māori. You can select to view subtitles in English if preferred. The movie on this site allows you to see and hear different kinds of greetings and address. It also introduces you to all of the characters used in the learning module. You will need to know the names of all characters and how to type macrons to be able to complete any of the 16 interactive exercises also featured on this site. __ [] __,195,0,43,html?p=1 This site features episode 1 from the first 'Tōku Reo' series, and focuses on how to say hello to 1, 2 or 3 more people. You can watch the podcasts, and complete exercises relevant to the podcast content. You can also download the podcast as a video file should you want to use it in your classroom without requiring an internet connection, and download supplementary resources like word lists in pdf format.
 * A selection of sites to introduce new language (new greetings) or reinforce prior language knowledge (greetings you already know and use**):

__ h[|ttp://www.newzealand.com/travel/maori-glossary/hidden-gems/maori-pronunciation.cfm] __ // A written and spoken description detailing key aspects of te reo Māori pronunciation. // __ [] __ Written descriptions (and supporting sound files) about te reo Māori pronunciation. Learn how to pronounce te reo Māori vowels, consonants, digraphs __ [] __ Interactives, where you can click on letters or words to hear how they sound. Below the 'word list interactive' are interactives for vowels, consonants and stress. __ [] __ // Provides some advice on how to pronounce te reo Māori when there is a macron over a vowel, also includes a link about how to enable macrons when typing on your computer // __ [|http://www.tetaurawhiri.govt.nz/english/pub_e/conventions2.shtml#MACRON] __ This is a link to the website of the Māori Language Commission, and details their recommendations for writing conventions, in particular the use of the macron.
 * A selection of sites that provide correct pronounciation of Te Reo Maori:**

This 12 month calendar contains **300 te reo phrases **, and can print from A4 to A1. Each month's phrases, address topics of the day including: matariki; te wiki o te reo maori; the rugby world cup; the elections; the nz curriculum, and phases of the moon.
 * Kapai Group Calendar**

Te Reo - useful phrases with audio []

Traditional Maori Games - Project Energize Resource Really easy games with photos and clear explanations and diagrams.

Link to karakia for different times of the day. __@http://www.cybersoul.co.nz/tauihu/karakia.html__ The home page has good info and pages including waiata, tikanga on Marae, etc. __@http://www.cybersoul.co.nz/tauihu/index.html__ Tki - Hei - Waiata Link to the songs []

Another Link to good Waiata []

//Ka Mau te Wehi! - awesome site/resource with video examples that shows Te Reo into real world situations.// //[]//

a lesson plan (may have useful aspects)

Te Papa's plan []

Wicked matariki []

Official website []

This website has very clear explanations of Matariki []

Video explaining Matariki - very good in 3 parts []

Christchurch City Library - links to make 8 point star, maori kites..... [|http://christchurchcitylibraries.com/Maori/Heritage/Matariki/#Resources]

What Hawkes bay are doing []

some good links from this site []

Far north matariki page []

The Knowledgebasket - tonga []

Maori language commission site []

some blackline masters and links to ordering matariki posters []

scientific astronomical names in Maori []

another astronomical website []

3D starfield - if you click on the (i) it will put the names of the stars []

Tauranga City Matariki event 2010 []

Printable booklet about Matariki (Page 1 - 16 in english) []

Website with some good links []

Link to Auckland war museum - Matariki page []

Library's guide to Matariki []

links http://peak-ict.wikispaces.com/Matariki

Maori Clip Art - free for non profit organisations. Very awesome!!! []

Cool but you need to pay a small fee for full access []

Instructions on how to weave an 8 point star []

a lot of links off this site including clip art, []

**this could be cool to join if you are researching and making Maori kites.** **__http://globalkites.wikispaces.com/__**
 * __Kites__ **

Outline of protocol [] Karanga []
 * __Marae__ **

//**__PANUI __**// __Scoop and Scribe search for the seven stars of Matariki__ by Tommy Kapai Wilson I am just reading this book - it is a fiction book following 2 kids on a quest through NZ to find the 7 stars of Matariki. I especially like the part that has the kids talking to the statue in Katikati that is the man reading the newspaper. I think our kids will connect with it. Probably more suited to year 4- 6 but I will use it as a shared book with year 2's. []

The Seven Stars of Matariki - story read by Toni Rolleston-Cummins (author). []

__Matariki__ by Melanie Drewery and __Stories from our night sky__ by Melanie Drewery available from [|Wheelers]. __New Zealand Astronomical yearbook 2011__ Useful images and facts - available from [|Stardome observatory]

Journal Surf Links Kites... Really cool article- Harko Brown is awesome! School journal 2.3.03

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