The theme for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori 2024 is Ake ake ake - A forever language. Meaning “forever and ever’ or ‘everlasting”. Representing the endurance of our language, the ability of our language and its speakers to adapt to their conditions.
@Lauren_M_Keenan@readaloudNZ@tepoumuramura Year 3&4 Book choice Term 3: Rimu: The Tree of Time an Amorangi and Millie Adventure by Lauren Keenan. Super excited to share the 2nd book and delve into more NZ history. Join: https://t.co/wuCYAbUffU
@readaloudNZ Year 3&4 Book Choice Term 2 is Take me to your Leader by Leonie Agnew. Sign up on the google form: https://t.co/SruQTEsM0q Community, identity, challenges, rural NZ life and grief with a cast of quirky, relatable characters. Our readers are going to love the ride!
@readaloudNZ@feanatuakoi Finishing the term on a high! Our kids surprising the school with their Flash Mob, inspired by Lopini the Legend. The great ways we can connect with text!
SO exciting to see these fabulous @readaloudNZ kids creating mini flash mobs around their schools, inspired by 𝘓𝘰𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘪 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘓𝘦𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘥. Go team! 🥳🎉🎊
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@tepoumuramura@readaloudNZ@feanatuakoi Brilliant author chat with Year 3&4's for Lopini the Legend. Engaging, info packed and fast paced! What a legend Feana!
@readaloudNZ Take Two post cyclone! Year 3&4 Book for T2 is Jason Mason and the World's Most Powerful Itching Powder by Jason and Andrew Gunn. Super fun adventure of an average kiwi boy. Sign up: https://t.co/Gqby8pmAIZ
Setting year-level based targets for children in schools smacks of a business model of education. We don't need 'KPIs' in education - those that advocate this clearly do not understand the complexity of child development. #develo…https://t.co/uotovFXT9o https://t.co/sH8BenDcc1
@readaloudNZ Year 3&4 Book choice for T1 is Jason Mason and the World's Most Powerful Itching Powder by Jason and Andrew Gunn. Super fun adventure of an average kiwi boy. Sign up: https://t.co/KV30jtflMj