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Reo Māori Writing (Tuhituhi) Reference Sheet For Kaiako & Whānau - Classroom & Home Use - Years 0–3These reo Māori tuhituhi (writing) reference sheets are designed for kaiako and whānau members supporting tamariki as they build confidence with early writing language, both at kura and at home.C...

Reo Māori Maths (Pāngarau) Reference Sheet For Kaiako & Whānau - Classroom & Home Use - Years 0–3These reo Māori pāngarau (maths) reference sheets are designed for kaiako and whānau members supporting tamariki as they build confidence with everyday maths language, both at kura and at home.Cr...

Poipoia te kākano kia puāwaiNurture the seed and it will blossomA whakataukī that speaks to the power of nurturing potential. When we invest time, care, and belief into someone or something — growth will come.-A hand-lettered art print, available as an instant download 🖤This digital download...

Karakia:E te Atua tapu, Atua ora tonu, nā tōu kaha i hangaia ai mātou, nā tōu aroha i whakaorangia ai mātou. Mā tōu wairua mātou e arataki, e whakakaha kia taea ai te whakapau i a mātou ki āu mahi, kia noho ai ia rā i roto i te aroha, tētahi ki tētahi, ā, ki te aroha anō hoki ki a ko...

Let each kupu you learn be a seed planted in the forest of knowledge through which the next generation will walk.This is a tribute to the power of language learning, and how our efforts and sacrifices today enrich the lives of the generation of tomorrow.—A hand-lettered art print, available as an...

Reo Māori Reading (Pānui) Reference Sheet For Kaiako & Whānau - Classroom & Home Use - Years 0–3These reo Māori pānui (reading) reference sheets are designed for kaiako and whānau members supporting tamariki as they build confidence with everyday reading language, both at kura and at home.Cr...

Karakia mō te kai (prayer to bless the food):E te AtuaWhakapaingia ēnei kaiHei oranga mō ō mātou tinanaWhāngaia hoki ō mātou wairuaKi te taro o te oraKo Ihu Karaiti tō mātou ArikiĀke, ake, ake,ĀmineLord GodBless this foodFor the goodness of our bodiesFeeding our spiritual needs alsowith...

An easy step-by-step recipe guide for making the perfect parāoa parai (fry bread), available as a printable download. Available in either English or te reo Māori (coming soon) – or grab the combo of both versions if you want to learn as you cook.The design is intentionally simple and visual, mak...

teina(noun) younger sibling of the same gender. The relentless tagalong, copycat and pain in the nono from your childhood who somehow became your favourite person. Annoying then, essential now. The one you’ll always look out for, no matter what.see also: taina, pōtiki, hāmuri, kauaemuri, tatao�...

tuakana(noun) older sibling of the same gender. The one who made the rules, broke them, then blamed you. Professional teaser, unqualified babysitter, and expert eye-roller. First role-model. Thought you were annoying once, but now your fiercest protector and lifelong friend. Still the one you look u...

Make learning personal pronouns in te reo Māori visual, simple and memorable with this downloadable Tūpou Resource Pack – perfect for classrooms, homes, kura kaupapa, and self-learners alike.Designed with both kaiako (teachers) and ākonga (learners) in mind, these resources help break down comm...

These beautiful reo Māori gift tags are a great alternative to a greeting card and want to add that personal reo Māori touch. Available as an instant download 🖤These digital downloads are provided as an A4 print-out for you to easily print at home, or take to your local print shop to have print...

Every Kiwi has their signature way of making a cuppa tī: strong and dark, milky sweet, herbal and soothing, or even just a dunking spot for a gingernut. Inspired by the classic marae mug, our personali-tī guide pairs 12 tea styles with light-hearted personality profiles that will have you nodding...

Kia kaha te reo Māori, ake ake ake May the Māori language endure, now and forever—This hand-lettered artwork was created as an ode to the 50-year anniversary of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, honouring half a century of celebrating, protecting, and revitalising the Māori language. The phrase reminds...

matua kēkē(noun) Uncle. Teacher of skills your parents hoped you’d never learn. Master of mischief. The fun, cheeky, slightly unhinged relative. Always down for a yarn. Like a parent, but cooler and without the rules.see also: matua, matakēkē, pāpara, karanga matua—A hand-lettered word defi...

pāpā(noun) A dad who has made the choice to love another’s child as their own. A beautiful soul that has stepped up to the role of being the protector, provider, and teacher. Bonded through aroha. Hero.see also : matua whāngai—A hand-lettered word definition print, available as an instant dow...

hoa(noun) Someone who gives you freedom to be yourself. Bestie. Wairua replenisher. Chosen family. Giggle buddy. Can have a conversation without words. A shoulder to ugly cry on. There for you through the highs and lows.see also : kare, tai—A hand-lettered word definition print, available as an in...

💡 Looking for the physical print?Shop the physical print here → kaiako(noun) Someone who is passionate about investing in the next generation. A steward of knowledge, imparter of wisdom, nurturer of potential, facilitator of growth. Confidence builder. Mentor.see also : pouako, kaiwhakaako, pou...

arohaAn intense feeling of warmth, connection, tenderness and passionate affection towards another. Providing them with a space to feel valued, heard, and cherished. Letting them have the last fry bread.—A hand-lettered word definition print, available as an instant download 🖤 Please note this...

💡 Looking for the physical print?Shop the physical print here →kāinga(noun) A place of belonging where you are your most authentic self and your heart is at peace. Where you feel safe, loved, and accepted. A space where memories are created, laughter is shared, and tears are shedsee also: hau...

tākuta(noun) Doctor. A knowledgeable and skilled health professional who cares about the wellbeing of their patients. Legalised drug dealer. Healer. Master of illegible scribbles. Always running late. A much more reliable source for diagnosing symptoms than Google.see also : rata—A hand-lettered...

kaitinei ahi(noun) Firefighter. A courageous and selfless person who is dedicated to serving and helping others in the face of danger. Protector, rescuer, problem solver. Modern day superhero.—A hand-lettered word definition print, available as an instant download 🖤 This digital download includ...

nēhi(noun) Nurse. A compassionate and skilled health professional who focuses on the needs of others. Fueled by caffeine. Proficient medical lingo translator. Has the patience of a saint. A reassuring voice. Ruiner of dinner table talk. Kind, caring and resilient. Never off-duty.see also : nāhi, t...

kaiwhakawhānau(noun) Midwife. A patient and resilient practitioner that ensures the health and well-being of pēpi, māmā, and whānau. Reassuring presence. Able to remain calm during stressful situations. Advocator, encourager, supporter, and empowerer. Pēpi catcher. Has seen everything.see also...