Category: Te Reo Maori
Motuhake ana nga ahua rereke o Tere Tui, o Taitu Takahe hoki: tera ka whai ki te titakataka me te koromiomio i te rangi, tera ano ka pai ake ki te ngaeheehe ki te ururua o te ngahere. Tu Meke Tui! he paki hoahoa, he paki matatoa, he paki tuhura tonu kia ahatia a tatou rerenga ketanga i roto i o tatou ma ...Show more
Category: Te Reo Maori | Series: The Very Hungry Caterpillar
The te reo Maori translation of Eric Carle's classic and much loved picture book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, has the same beautiful illustrations and dye cut pages as the original book and retains the humour and quirky character of the little caterpillar and simplicity of the story. This classic ...Show more
Category: Picture Books
Donovan Bixley re-tells the story of Māui fishing up North Island! The traditional tale but with Donovan’s unique twist and trademark humour. The pictures will be bright and bring their own level of humour to the book. Darryn Joseph will ensure that the story is accurate and culturally appropriate ...Show more
Category: New Zealand | Series: Sharing Our Stories
Tui, his cousin Jennifer and their whanau go to the south Kaipara to visit their Uncle Rua and Auntie Mina. Exploring the area down to Muriwai, they learn about moa, kauri, Maui dolphins, kaitiakitanga (stewardship), geology and more. In the telling of their stories, a previously unknown taniwha (monste ...Show more
Category: Board Books | Series: For Kiwi Babies
From the rich red of the pohutukawa to the cool blue of the little blue penguin, pictures from vibrant Aotearoa are the perfect introduction to colours for Kiwi babies. This simple and eye-catching book, with essential words in English and Maori, will delight our littlest learners.
Category: New Zealand
New Zealand friends Pukeko, Kiwi and Hoiho go on a journey. Join them in their waka, perform actions and sing along while you row, row, row. With bonus CD, book and song in English and Maori. Maaori translation team: Justin Kereama, Tania Solomona Sung by Paul Inia Music by Richard Larsen
Category: Te Reo Maori
There is a bright new star in the winter sky - Puanga, cousin to the Matariki sisters. Each year, she appears to the people of Aotearoa, a special sign for those unable to see Matariki, that winter and the Maori new year are coming. A new addition to Scholastic's popular Matariki range, this time intro ...Show more
Category: Te Reo Maori
With the same lively, creative illustrations as the original book, the te reo Maori version retains the simplicity and imagination of Maurice Sendak's story, capturing Max's feisty character, the magic of the adventure and 'wild rumpus', and the pleasure of things returning to normal.
Category: Te Reo Maori
It was deep mid-winter and all through the village preparations were being made to farewell the old year and greet the new. For the first time ever, the seventh little sister, Ururangi, was big enough to make her own celebration kite. But when the seven sisters take the finished kites to fly them, the e ...Show more
Category: Te Reo Maori
Behind dusty orange hills, where the sky stretches down to the sea, there is a magical, wild, windy place called Te Mata Hapuku. Sam and Te Rerehua love to visit their Grandma and Poua at Te Mata Hapuku (aka Birdlings Flat). They like to collect agate from the stones, with a backdrop of whipping wind, f ...Show more
Category: Te Reo Maori
The popular children's picture book Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! is now translated into te reo M'ori. With the same lively, cartoon-like illustrations as the original book, the reo M'ori version retains the fun and humour of Mo Willems's story, capturing the pigeon's pleading, wheedling and reaso ...Show more
Category: Te Reo Maori
The witch and her cat fly along in this te reo Maori translation of Room on the Broom. Three kind animals help the witch, so they ride on the broom with the witch and cat. But the broom breaks, and they tumble off - right by a dragon who wants to eat the witch. But the animals save the day, and the witc ...Show more
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