Rauemi Reorua - Free bilingual Resources

Waka Huia episodes are a rich puna of mātauranga which you can find on Youtube.

Episodes relevant to the Wairoa District include the following (or check out this playlist):

Erina Kaui

Liz Hunkin

Broughton Johnson

Awhitia Mihaere

Takitimu Waka

Ihaka Whaanga

Te Reinga & Hine Korako

Te Mahia

Mahia Peninsula

Ngāti Rakaipaaka

Ngā Hapū o Taihoa Marae has a huge video collection from over the years, including interviews, kapa haka, pōhiri, and more. He tino taonga ēnei mō tātau ngā uri o Te Wairoa whānui.

If you have any pātai about these videos please get in contact with Ngā Hapū o Taihoa Marae directly.

  This report is for the people of Wairoa, and reflects what whānau and pou reo (community leaders and advocates of te reo Māori) shared with Nicola Bright, Maraea Hunia and Basil Keane with Hinerangi Edwards and Kiwa Hammond and with Rachel Felgate and Cathy Wylie, about the health of te reo Māori within the community and its value to whānau from Wairoa.

The report is available for download in English and te reo Māori

Powered by Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo Māori

A large range of resources  created and produced by Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori.  You can find posters, karakia, free-printables, and more.

Powered by Whakaata Māori

Create a login to browse their selection of shows, movies, & documentaries. 

This link takes you to Ōpaki, a reo learning show hosted by Pania Papa.

Powered by Whakaata Māori

Te Whanake is a set of print and digital resources for learning and teaching the Māori language. It also includes Te Aka Māori Dictionary. This website provides access to the full range of free online resources for independent learning and interaction. 

NZAEE  pulled together a range of teaching resources and relevant professional learning material, and written spotlights to feature inspiring people and local action. The database is always growing.

 Click the button below to access.

Powered by Te Taura Whiri 

" For those new to Te Reo Māori (the Māori language) we’ve put together a bunch of fun interactives to help you get started."

These resources will enable you to learn some common words, useful phrases in Māori, place names, gain an understanding of dialect as well as a game (for those more advanced speakers, you may choose to skip straight to the game).

Powered by Te Taura Whiri 

 Poutawa work alongside organisations and institutions to develop their cultural capability and confidence to uplift all aspects of te reo and mātauranga Māori. 

This link has a large selection of rauemi to help support the teaching and learning of te reo Māori from a range of companies, institutions and platforms.  

Powered by The Spinoff

"Here we’ve compiled a list of te reo Māori online resources, that are easily accessible and cater to a range of ages, abilities and perspectives. These will supplement your learning journey, but you’ll need to kōrero Māori with other human beings. You can check out our list of free or low cost beginner classes all over the country here."

Powered by the Ministry of Health

 "The resources were designed predominantly for kaiako in kohanga reo, but can be used by any early childhood educators, regional sports trusts and others who provide advice to parents, caregivers and whānau on active play for tamariki under five years of age."

Powered by The Prince's Trust Aotearoa New Zealand and The Ministry of Youth Development

" Here you will find a series of downloadable PDFs in alignment with the Te Kete Aronui Outcomes Framework that are designed to support Youth Enterprise Programme development and delivery in Aotearoa."

Powered by the Department of Conservation

Become familiar with Māori words and phrases you can use while you are out enjoying te taiao, the unique environment of Aotearoa.

This booklet was developed in collaboration with the Department of Conservation and the Ministry of Education to provide information about the natural world

Powered by NIWA

 Providing educational resources to school students and teachers is part of NIWA's commitment to helping young New Zealanders discover more about science and technology. 

On this page you'll find resources for  students, teachers & schools.

Powered by New Zealand Association for Environmental Education

 These are the resources NZAEE think are essential for educators in environmental and sustainability education. The catalogue has been built so that you can filter to find what's most relevant. They are always adding new items. 

 This pae tukutuku (website) is to tautoko those many kaiako who are both teaching and learning te reo at the same time.

The rauemi support Te Aho Arataki Marau mō te Ako i Te Reo Māori-Kura Auraki (Curriculum Guidelines for Teaching and Learning Te Reo Māori in English-medium Schools).

Powered by Te Papa Tongarewa

Te Papa has a huge range of educational rauemi and activities for any level and across lots of topics from Māori arts, Te Titiri, STEMM subjects, and various international languages

Powered by Twinkl 

 Discover the exceptional range of New Zealand teaching resources to help kaiako teach and tamariki learn.

Primary Resources

ECE | Year 0-3 | Year 4-6 | Years 7-8 

This button takes you to a huge range of te reo Māori resources, activities, and displays which you can filter by age & type. 

Powered by the Ministry of Education 

Kauwhata Reo brings together hundreds of te reo Māori teaching and learning resources into one online space and makes them available to anyone, anywhere, anytime. 

Click this button to explore the website.

 Te Reo Club is a one-stop place for  whānau (family) and kaiako (teachers) who are looking for a variety of simple yet useful resources.

For schools and centres the rauemi (resources) are focused on including more te reo, making it a bigger part of the daily language in English Medium Schools. We want to help your space to be  Bi-cultural and beautiful.

 Maimoa Creative is a design studio based in Tauranga that is passionate about promoting the Māori language and culture through unique designs, products and resources. Their aim is to help normalise the use of te reo Māori in everyday life. 

They have a range of products, this link takes you to their free bilingual prints.

 Powered by Inspiring Communities

"Here are some useful resources, created for us, that we’d like to share with you. There are PDFs with karakia, waiata and whakatauki you can use. There are also accompanying sound files for these. Please feel free to use and share them.

We’ve also listed some websites and apps we think are great for learning Te Reo."

Powered by Project Rangatahi

Here at Project Rangatahi we also provide a number of free and ready to download resources for rangatahi, whānau, and hapori. Make sure you keep updated here for our latest resource updates.

Powered by Toi Tangata

"Ngā kai research shows there is value in responsive feeding and responsive parenting, which is following the baby’s cues and when they are ready to start eating kai rather than a specific age to start them on solid kai. Responsive feeding practices have benefits for babies and their nutritional wellbeing.

These resources provide culturally safe information and advice."