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Click here to grab your FREE Māori language week challenge sheet! Click here to find our previous posts and other FREE resources! The official Māori language week website is a wealth of information and packed full of amazing resources: “Māori Language week has been celebrated each year from 1975. Māori Language Day is September 14 and commemorates the presentation of the 1972 Māori language petition to parliament. Why a week? Why
I got a request from a lovely junior school teacher who was on the hunt for a simple ‘back to school’ social story to use to help prepare her class for the return to school. After an unprecedented 6-7 weeks of home learning, level 2 is finally approaching! *Scroll down for Māori only version, Samoan only version plus booklets worded ‘daycare’ & kindy!’. As lovely as it is to see
These physically connecting sheets are the perfect way to bridge the gap between school & home as we slowly get prepared for level 2! This FREE ‘connecting bubbles’ activity set contains 2 sheets: one to be completed at home, & the other to be completed at school before symbolically connecting them and displaying on the classroom wall as a celebration of being reunited. The activity sheets have been designed to
Child: “Nana, Poppa, how old were you when you lived through the 2020 Covid-19 Pandemic? Can you tell me more about it? We’re learning about our history at school……. “ Nana/Poppa: “Sure sweetheart, I even kept a little journal detailing how I felt and what we did during that time – would you like to see it?” In the midst of keeping out little ones busy and out of mischief,
*A FREE Covid-19 Mini info booklet for kids This mini booklet is designed to explain the basics of the coronavirus to our children. It contains basic information about the Covid-19 virus, & focuses on the ways in which we can all help to slow the spread and stay well. Hopefully it supports further rich discussion in your classrooms and helps to dispel any myths. Stay calm and wash your hands
