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Nicola

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Post on Facebook in English, Japanese and Maori languages. I read taniwha books in Maori that my boys love to sing to!

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#Kaitahi - Matariki 2021
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We joined a Matariki Evening at my boys’ daycare last week. Children and their whanau planted seeds (new food), showed off their pepeha they had been learning, did the Matariki Macarena, had a candle-lit walk in the garden under the stars and finished with everyone saying a karakia and sharing “friendship soup” that the children had made. The photo is of my boys enjoying their soup and bread - ka rewe! !

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I have just moved home to Aotearoa. I want to know more about my country and share this with friends and family. I am going back into teaching and want to connect more with my students.

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