An introduction to Te Reo Māori for juniors. Book four / Jenny Pyatt.

By:

Pyatt, Jenny [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Invercargill [N.Z.] : Essential Resources, 2007.Description: 55 pages : illustrations, forms ; 30 cmISBN:

9781877440007
1877390976

Other title:

Te Reo Maori for juniors. Book four
Reo Maori for juniors. Book four

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DDC classification:

372.6599442 22

Contents:

Book 4: Introduction -- Pronunciation -- Topic one: Te mahi kaute (Counting) -- Topic two: He kai (Food) -- Topic three: Ngā mea kaingākautia (Things one likes).

Summary: "The books in this series of resources are written for early childhood centres and the junior departments of primary schools that wish to incorporate Te Reo Māori into their teaching curricula. Together, the books build children's Māori vocabulary from single words into simple sentences and conversations. Each book offers fun language-based activities relating to such topics as he tāngata (people), te whānau (the family), and te whenua (the land)"--Back cover.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Junior Non-Fiction	Pop-Up Library Junior Non-Fiction	Children &Young Adults Section	499.4428 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		A00807061

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In English and Māori.

"Book code: 0302"--Title page verso.

Book 4: Introduction -- Pronunciation -- Topic one: Te mahi kaute (Counting) -- Topic two: He kai (Food) -- Topic three: Ngā mea kaingākautia (Things one likes).

"The books in this series of resources are written for early childhood centres and the junior departments of primary schools that wish to incorporate Te Reo Māori into their teaching curricula. Together, the books build children's Māori vocabulary from single words into simple sentences and conversations. Each book offers fun language-based activities relating to such topics as he tāngata (people), te whānau (the family), and te whenua (the land)"--Back cover.

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