Ngā Whetu Matariki i Whānakotia - The Stolen Stars of Matariki

Ngā Whetu Matariki i Whānakotia - The Stolen Stars of MatarikiWritten in Mori. Behind dusty orange hills, where the sky stretches down to the sea, there is a magical, wild, windy place called Te Mata Hapuku. Sam and Te Rerehua love to visit their Grandma and Poua at Te Mata Hapuku (aka Birdlings Flat). They like to collect agate from the stones, with a backdrop of whipping wind, flashing torchlight, and the splash of Poua's gaff in the water. But one night, Grandma notices something mysterious. Someone has

Learn the names of different dinosaurs with our matching game for those little dino lovers

Mehndi hand-painting

Make sun safety fun with this 38 page booklet full of learning experiences

Peter Gossage’s much-loved retelling of this famous Maori myth has captivated young children for generations

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A wise and beautifully told fable

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you will find out more about the Atua and their relationship to the natural world

Gorgeous illustrations and writing

This beautifully illustrated and highly informative book is aimed at children from pre-schoolers up and anyone curious about New Zealand’s ancient past and the animals that have lived here

around New Zealand’s freshwater habitats – our creeks

Patricia Grace and Robyn Kahukiwa’s story about a magical eel that presents cultural treasures to a group of Maori