Our Senior Satellite Class at Glenfield College performed "Purea Nea" for their fellow students from Wairau Valley Special School.

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At Citycare Property, we made a short video recording what we love, in Te Reo.

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Huitahi, kaitahi, whakarongo ki ngā waiata o Waiata Anthems, kōrero tahi mō ngā whakaaro, ngā painga, ngā wero, ngā wawata o ia tangata mō te reo.

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We changed our logo (BiograView, Perspectives from around the globe - PEOPLE / STORIES / BUSINESS) into Māori on our website and across social media.

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This is where im from putiki wharanui te paku o te rangi marae nga mihi

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I love to share taku pikitia putiki wharanui te paku o te rangi marae this is where I am from nga mihi Kia koutou

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I like to share this photo of my putiki wharanui marae te paku o te rangi .

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Our group of Year 3 and 4 learners learned to ask, 'He aha tēnei'? They used classroom objects as their prompt.

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At St.

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We did a fun, interactive kēmu patapatai (quiz) at our monthly staff meetings.

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Kia ora tatou - It was a privilege to share Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2022 with Rautaki Māori whanau at Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao.

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Te wiki o te reo Māori i roto i te kura o Sutton Park.

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Learnt a new Karakia in class at Te Wananga O Aotearoa I am currently studying Level 4 Te Reo Māori He Pī Ka Rere.

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Our tamariki Rūmaki taking the hui a kura from Tau ako 1 to Tau Ako 6

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I celebrated with many of my work colleagues each of the working weeks days beginning with Karakia on the Monday, Kai Booklet on Tuesday, Word Challenge on Wednesday, Waiata session on Thursday and ending with Kai Hakari on Friday.

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Kia ora.

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To celebrate our 2022 Māori language week our small Interior Plastering business listened to Waiata Māori which was enjoyed by over 350 construction workers at the large commercial building project we are currently working on.

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Class has been learning about local place names.

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I said my daily karakia from ngā waiata o Rāwiri from the new Paipera Tapu Pūtanga Teorua from the NZ Bible Society.

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Stood alongside my Māori colleagues to lead our staff Tauparapara @ Kerikeri High School.

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I wrote an article explaining how to write tohutō (macrons) on different kinds of devices.

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At my workplace Toi Te Ora Public Health I shared some resources for te reo Maori.

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Tēnā koutou katoa.

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I had signs at work translated into Te Reo and put them up next to the English equivalent

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My baby and I watched the live stream from Pōneke and sang along to the waiata at 12pm.

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I ran a one hour immersion Te Reo Māori class at our local library in Ashburton.

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Kia ora 🤗, I was on leave wiki o te reo Māori starting mahi hou the next week.

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I downloaded some aps and began going through the Toku Reo episodes on the internet.

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I am a Methodists minister and used Te Reo in my liturgy prayers on Sunday

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We did a shared Kai at work.

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My brother took me to his work I did the Karakia for the food

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The Eldernet Group celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with a weaving workshop hosted by the very talented Lisa Harding from Christchurch’s Kahu Collective.

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We had kupu o te rā on the notice board daily and end of day revision of kupu learnt earlier on in the year, kahoot quiz, and story session by our matua.

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nib Celebrating Maori Language Week

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Tamariki throughout the kura (Sutton Park) learning and particpating in mahi a Rēhia- ako kēmu- rakau, poi- ako waiata, haka hoki.

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Kia ora koutou!

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I enjoyed doing the poi with the crowds at the rugby.

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Having fun with learning counting in te reo Māori through kēmu matimati.

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Anika ngā kaimahi o Toi te Arapūoru SOUNZ.

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Kia ora whanau o te reo maori.

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Kia ora.

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My husband and I took our grand-daughter aged 21 months to the event at Parliament and took part in singing Ngā Iwi e.

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I named all the Native trees and plants and birds not in English, that I shared on Instagram.

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I greeted people in speech and emails using Te Reo Maori.

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I'm attending Te Reo lessons provided by MPI (again) with the amazing Rangihaeata brothers as part of my ongoing learning.

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Kia ora koutou.

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Mō te wiki o te reo, i whakaatu atu ki tō mātou pānui ā kura (kei te kēti o tō mātou kāreti), he whakataukī, he whakatika hapa, he kīwaha rānei.

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A colleague and I sent out daily activities for our tari.

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Kia Ora Ehoa ma!

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Kei te cafe i Kirikiriroa, kua korero ahau ki a Aroha Yates-Smith "Kei te haere ahau ki te hohipera Kia kite I a ia inaianei".

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We’ve been practising our te reo welcomes and learning our body parts!

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Tēnā koutou.

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We changed our logo (BiograView, Perspectives from around the globe - PEOPLE / STORIES / BUSINESS) into Māori on our website and across social media.

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Ka whakanui au I te Reo Māori I roto aku waiata.

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Read Scriptures in Te Reo Maori.

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Kia ora tātou,

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I mātakitaki mātou ko tōku whānau i te whakaaturanga e whakanui ana i te 50 tau i te Petihana Reo Māori ki Pōneke.

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Our Hairdressing cohort at Whanganui Ucol had 'Te Rehe Miharo' and one of their activities was 'Takaaro'.

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Attending the Petihana 50 year celebration at Paremata with my hoamahi!

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We had a karakia in our library, and then several of us did a round of mihi.

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Kia ora Koutou.

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Kia ora, my commitment this year was to incorporate more kupu in ordinary conversation and communications.

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During Te Wiki we worked with on our activity pages for tamariki, they are free to download on our website www.

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I was alone at home and sang a waiata

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We launched a 52 week te reo Māori course on our LMS.

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Nā te hirahira o tēnei tau, arā, te hokinga mahara ki te wā i tuku ai i te petihana reo Māori ki Pāremata, i tapaina ai tā mātou wā tuku reo ki te ingoa "Whakanuia te reo Māori".

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Piki mai, kake mai, ki te kōrero i roto i te reo Māori, nā te whānau ō Blake ❤️

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Our whanau chose two phrases that we are always asking of each other.

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I tenei ata ka waiata maatou ngaa kaimahi o Pukekohe Vaccination

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Kia ora koutou katoa,.

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Each day I created a Wordle using five-letter Te Reo kupu, and sent it out to my team.

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At Hastings Boys' Kura, we ran the inter house haka competition.

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Māku te mahi wahi nei o Kāpiti Youth Support (KYS).

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Our ākonga and kaiako at our kura all made their own poi.

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In my workplace as a Maori Health Organisation, we celebrate with pride who we are as a Maori Organisation, with our Mission "Mana Whanau, Whanau Ora", displaying beautiful carvings, borrowed and courtesy of our stake holders to help bring Maori alive in the Whare during celebration week!

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Our Hairdressing cohort at Whanganui ucol had "Te Rehe Miharo" and one of their activities was called "Hanga Whare".

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I whakanuia rawatia Te Wiki o te reo Māori e mātau o te Kaunihera o Te Tairāwhiti.

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My team shared kai and learned a kai karakia

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We posted daily tips and tricks on our social pages on how to incorporate te reo Māori into everyday life.

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Listened to Waiata on my headphones while doing te mahi, the Wihongi siblings, Ngā Tūmanako Kapahaka (aroz them so much), Torere & Te Aroha - taku Raumiri.

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We both used Te Reo at home.

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We created a display in the children's area of Te Aka Mauri, Rotorua Library to show off the great Te reo Māori resources that we have.

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Attended daily Karakia at work and tried to extend my use of te Reo.

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Kia ora!

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We attended the Tuia te Ako workshop day one in which was fully in te reo then day two which was a mixture of te reo and English, we played games and staff got involved with waiata and pepeha including with students.

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I taught my PE class Tī Rakau and E Papa and the korero about those who handed the petition to parliament at 12 pm 50 years ago.

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My daughter Owhiti was part of the I am Hana Celebration at Muru Raupatu Marae.

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Got to meet Tame Iti and the 50th anniversary, Me, Tame Iti, and a picture of my father Ngarongo Iwikatea Nicholson

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I have brought some books to work through, my mother inlaw helps me and has told me so much about this collection.

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At Mercury Bay Library our display offered books, takeaway sheets of kupu and free bookmarks.

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Kia Ora, .

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I shared my mihi, a karakia and waiata, with mahi colleagues.

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Kia Ora Whanau 5.

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TE PAE- He konohete, me nga kaimahi Toi rerekee e whakanui ana i te whakapikinga o te reo Maori.

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To celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori year 7 students at Balmacewen Intermediate stopped at Midday to sing Ngā Iwi E.

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This video shows scenes from around Otepoti (Dunedin).

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I noho mātau ki te marae.

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At our Kura, PASS: Pacific Advance Secondary School, we sent a wero out to all 4 Villages of our Kura, Mana Whenua, Mana Langi, Mana Moana and Mana Tangata that they had to make a video to the song: Don't Forget Your Roots.

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