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Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.

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Silverdale Primary School

Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland, www.silverdaleprimary.school.nz

Te Wiki te Reo Māori 2023 pledge

Waiata | Sing

Silverdale School / Ko Te Kura o Te Weiti, will step outside and sing a waiata together. We encourage all of our whānau to join in from home and work,

900 people took part in this event

Activities

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Featured moment

Blake | Maori Language Moment 2021

Dad and I having a conversation in te reo Maori

Blake Norris | September 2021

My whānau pledged to include te reo Māori in all of our messages/emails/socials this week :)

Julia

Our family are learning together Kei te ako tahi to maatau whanau ~Claassens Family~

Melanie

We had a team hui, greeted our whanau and asked how they were in te reo. We then played a fun Maori kahoot! Miharo!

Meghan

Love to celebrate Māori Language and the culture to all generations.

Leah

Kia ora! To celebrate te wiki o te reo Māori we made paraoa parae for the first time. We learned words to use in our everyday korero at home. We recited a karakia before our kai, and used te reo in all of our messages comms with workmates, friends and whānau. But what the tamariki enjoyed most was crafting bookmarks as gifts, adorning them with te reo Māori so that our whānau can ako alongside us :)

Julia

Troye Williams, (6) year 1, has lived in Aotearoa for 2 years now. He likes to ako te reo with the whole whanau.

Troye

Dad and I having a conversation in te reo Maori

Blake

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Maori Language Moment 2021

Team tui pikatia! Mīharo e te whānau!