To celebrate the release of our latest Kiwiana resource, we’ve updated our FREE NZ flags file to include the basic template for our unofficial silver fern flag! You can find this FREE printable here, along with our other ‘colour by number’ flag templates. If you’re looking for other Kiwiana themed resources, you might want to have a peek at our latest release below – it’s packed full
Tohora Nui – Big Whale {Song Lyrics Freebie!}
Another resource I’ve whipped up for my amazing guitar strumming Mumma… if you’re not familiar with this very catchy Māori song, click one of the youtube links below for a quick listen – but be warned, you’ll be humming the tune for the rest of the day!!Enlarge, print and laminate the pages before using them to support your class singing programme. Each sentence of the song includes the Māori lyrics
Anzac Day FREE Printables
***2021 EDIT – WHEW – thank goodness things are back to normal this year after 2020’s lockdown Anzac day! You can find the ‘usual’ version of this freebie on PAGE 5 of this FREE download. ***Anzac 2020 – This FREE printable resource has now been updated with a ‘Home learning’ version. You can find a version for NZ home learners on page 3, and version for AUS home learners on
Best Kiwi Christmas Read Alouds! {+FREE Printable follow up activity sheets}
Ahh…. good old summer holidays…… and not a snowman in sight! Alongside your usual term 4 sun safe lessons, end of year reports and beach trips, it’s nice to delve into some Kiwi themed Christmas books… Here’s a list of my favourite ‘read alouds’ – scroll to the bottom for a FREE download containing follow up printables for the following books! We really are spoilt for choice when it comes to
Lyrics for the Māori version of the ‘Hokey-Tokey’ song!
A simple set of action cards to match the Māori version of “Hokey tokey!’ You put your right hand in, you put your right hand out, you put your right hand in, and you shake it all about, you do the hokey tokey, and you turn yourself around, that’s what it’s all about! The cards are in Māori (with a brief English translation), and were designed for my hard-working-musically-minded-Mum to
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