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Paramanawa in action! We love the Whānau kai cookbook here at Kindergarten, so much so, it would have been rude not to make and enjoy Naomi's Keke Tiakarete recipe for our kai!

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Label your wāhi (space, place) Tamariki, kaiako and whānau are expanding their reo, naming all the object we use often throughout the Kindergarten.

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hā- breathe hā ki roto, hā ki waho We have been working with our tamariki on calming their minds / hinengaro and bodies / tinana through yoga (i te reo Māori)

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Our tamariki practicing Pakekemai o matimati and Tohora Nui for our Polyfest Performance.

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Our tamariki are singing Pakeke mai o matimati and Tohora nui for Poly Fest. This is them practicing these waiata. They enjoy learning kupu hou through waiata me waiata a ringa.

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It is important that the use of te Reo Maori is seen as a normal part of our language and communication skills. This begins with our youngest tamariki so they can continue on reviving our reo. As our tamariki are in an environment where the use of te reo Maori is used and promoted. They bring the reo home with them and can influence their parents.

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