Jaemie Sheck

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In Te Taurapa (Year 7&8 Collaborative class), we have been learning and practicing Whakareia te Kakara a waiata from our rohe. Here is a snippet of what we have done.

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To connect our tamariki to their identity. Wharewhare in Te Reo, a fun and interactive way to learn numbers.

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As a Māori (by nurture) and a New Zealander, I believe that it is important that we acknowledge our first National language. I am a believer that if we don't learn, promote and share our language then it will die out. It is the least we can do to celebrate and acknowledge this beautiful language.

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As a Māori (by nurture) and a New Zealander, I believe that it is important that we acknowledge our first National language. I am a believer that if we don't learn, promote and share our language then it will die out. It is the least we can do to celebrate and acknowledge this beautiful language.

Jaemie Sheck

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He tākaro wharewhare tātou

Jaemie

In Te Taurapa (Year 7&8 Collaborative class), we have been learning and practicing Whakareia te Kakara a waiata from our rohe. Here is a snippet of what we have done.

Jaemie

To connect our tamariki to their identity. Wharewhare in Te Reo, a fun and interactive way to learn numbers.

Jaemie

As a Māori (by nurture) and a New Zealander, I believe that it is important that we acknowledge our first National language. I am a believer that if we don't learn, promote and share our language then it will die out. It is the least we can do to celebrate and acknowledge this beautiful language.

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Jaemie Sheck

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He tākaro wharewhare tātou

Jaemie

In Te Taurapa (Year 7&8 Collaborative class), we have been learning and practicing Whakareia te Kakara a waiata from our rohe. Here is a snippet of what we have done.

Jaemie

To connect our tamariki to their identity. Wharewhare in Te Reo, a fun and interactive way to learn numbers.

Jaemie

As a Māori (by nurture) and a New Zealander, I believe that it is important that we acknowledge our first National language. I am a believer that if we don't learn, promote and share our language then it will die out. It is the least we can do to celebrate and acknowledge this beautiful language.

Jaemie

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