Display Posters:

• Print and display posters with the hei tiki and messages of support in windows, at workplaces, at home, and in community spaces. Click here to download our resources.

Decorate with Banners:

• Display te reo Māori banners in prominent locations such as town halls, libraries, and community centres. Click here to download digital and print files.

Fly a Flag:

• Fly a reo Māori flag for the week. This can be at your school, workplace, or anywhere else. Click here for our downloadable templates.

Wear Campaign Merchandise:

• Print your own campaign-themed t-shirts, badges, and wristbands to wear and show your support. Click here to download the hei tiki logo.

Light Up Landmarks:

• Light up landmarks or building in campaign colours or with themed projections.

Window Decorations:

• Decorate your windows with the hei tiki colours and logo.

Social Media Profile Photos:

• Change your profile picture and cover photos to the hei tiki. Click here to download assets.

Website Banner:

• Add our campaign logo to your website banner for the week, or longer!

Email Signatures:

• Add our campaign banner to your email e-signature. Click here to download.

Virtual Meetings:

• Download and use campaign-themed Zoom backgrounds for your virtual meetings. Click here to download.

Newsletter Features:

• Feature te reo Māori content in your email newsletters this week. Use our downloadable resources here to provide helpful rauemi to others.

Story Sharing:

• Share stories or videos about why te reo Māori is important to you or add it to our Share your Why page.

• Have a Disney reo Māori movie session at kōhanga or kura. The songs are also available on music streaming platforms. 
• Listen to te reo Māori only for the hour or day.
• Play our ‘Te Wiki o te Reo Māori’ playlist in your business or workplace for everyone to hear!
• Listen to learning podcasts like Taringa or Everday Māori to sharpen your reo.
• Re-watch our Rarangatahi seminars where rangatahi Māori talk about their journey with te reo Māori.
• Download the whare kōrero app to listen to iwi radio from around the motu.
• Tune in to Whakaata Māori.
• Listen to the latest Waiata Anthems playlist, available on all streaming platforms.
• Listen to Hinewehi Mohi sing our national anthem in te reo Māori at the 1999 Rugby World Cup in England.

• Host a ‘Kai and Kōrero' event where you only speak in te reo Māori. You can make this potluck or eat out at your local!
• Make 'kia ora' your first choice of greeting to everyone you speak to.
• Recite a kaikōhau (expression of hope).
• Learn and use #MyMihi to introduce yourself to anyone new.
• Prepare your whānau, friends or workplace to speak te reo Māori for the hour.
• Open your news bulletin with te reo Māori.
• Start lunch off with a karakia.
• Order your coffee in te reo Māori.
• Kaputī me te kōrero - grab a kaputī at mahi or at home and invite whānau and friends.
• Set a ‘reo Māori only’ zone within your workplace or home.
• Set a time where your whānau or workplace only speak te reo (i.e. 1-2pm).
• Call a friend have a kōrero in te reo Māori.
• Sit with your kaumātua or whānau and share stories about te reo Māori in your family. Stories of te Reo is a platform to share your memories and experiences related to te reo.

• Organise a lunch time te reo Māori lesson.
• Take some te reo lessons online with Tōku Reo.
• Practice your pronunciation and learn the Māori alphabet.
• Watch Hēmi Kelly's learning videos on the Facebook group 'A Māori Phrase a Day'.
• Learn about Māori place names with Sonny.
• Set out to learn a word a day for a year – see 365 Māori words.
• For tamariki you can re-watch videos from Kura Mō Ngā Mokopuna. Developed during the first lockdown in 2019, this series of engaging educational videos is taught by experts as well as graduates from kōhanga reo and kura kaupapa Māori.

• Play a Kahoot quiz with whānau or colleagues. There are lots of pre-made Māori language quizes on their website. You'll need access to internet and some devices! 
• Play Wharewhare reo Māori (Bingo!). There are games available to purchase and templates online, just search google!
• See Pania Papa’s video on easy Māori games to play with no equipment.
• Bring a group of friends together and play Dungeons and Dragons in te reo Māori.
• Download some Māori apps and play with your tamariki, like Pāpapa, and lots more Māori Language Apps.
• Have fun with kupu with Kaupapa game.
• Play Fortnite in te reo Māori with this rauemi from Mahuru Māori.
• Get your tamariki together to do reo Māori yoga for kids with Mauritau Yoga.
• See the Māori Made Fun activity book by Scottie and Stacey Morrison for puzzles and more.

• Spend your lunch hour reading a te reo Māori book.
• Read to your tamaiti/tamariki - See Te Reo Māori Bookshop for a range of pukapuka reo Māori.
• For beginners, try ‘Māori at Home’ ‘Māori 4 Work’ ‘A Māori Phrase a Day’ ‘Te Reo Māori: Basics Explained’ and  ‘Māori Place Names’. For intermediate and higher see Mai i te Kakano, Te Rito and He Iti Kahurangi.
• He Muka is our te reo Māori digital publication with guest contributors. Read some reo Māori articles and share them with your tari.
• For rangatahi or Marvel lovers, read Māori legend comics in te reo or English with Sanctuary: Pūrakau Evolution.
• Pick up a newly translated book by Kotahi Rau Pukapuka.
• Use the signage list to put up signs around your workplace.
• Learn more Māori metaphors and similes with He Iti te Kupu.
• Read articles in te reo with E-Tangata.
• Check out Stories of te Reo to read about the battle for te reo Māori over time.

• Check out the new Disney Reo Māori waiata on your music streaming platform.
• Get a group together and sing an easy waiata, see 'Tūtira Mai' ‘Te Aroha’ ‘National Anthem’
• Sing along to our ‘Te Wiki o te Reo Māori’ playlist.
• Learn and sing the Māori alphabet.
• Learn iwi anthems from across the motu.
• For tamariki, sing along to Punua Mako (Baby Shark) by Pukana.
• Popular New Zealand hits have now been translated into te reo! See Waiata Anthems.
• Listen to some talented and incredible rangatahi sing gospel songs on Mōhau - a Live Visual Album
• Dance and sing along to young talent, Atareta & Te Haakura! We love their smash song Pakipaki Mai
• If you have a young pēpi, listen and sing along to this beautiful new lullaby ‘I te Tōnga o te Rā’ from Te Hiringa Hauora