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Explore Matariki with Tātai Aho Rau Kia ora Michael Join Tātai Aho Rau to explore Matariki! Learn more about Matariki with our free resources that you can find below. Explore our kete of free Matariki resources for you, your ākonga, your friends and your whānau. These resources range from podcast soundbites, to a Matariki quiz, blog posts and more. We hope you had a peaceful and reflective Matariki. Mānawatia a Matariki! Free Matariki resources Matariki: Preparations and celebrations! Read more about Jamie Taylor’s personal insights and practices and offer tools for your ‘stargazing kete’ in this blog post. Jamie Taylor is a Content Developer – Te Aho Māori | Waihanga / Kaihuawaere Ngaio Māori at Tātai Aho Rau Core Education and is passionate about nurturing the seeds of growth and igniting a desire for learning within the communities she contributes to. Read this blog Explore Matariki with LEARNZ LEARNZ has many free resources for you and your ākonga, including this free resource exploring Matariki. In this wānanga Jamie Taylor of Tātai Aho Rau and Dr Rangi Matamua of Living by the Stars unite to guide you and your ākonga in learning about the many aspects of Matariki, including what Matariki means, how to find Matariki, and Kōkōrangi Māori (Māori astronomy). This wānanga is available in both English and reo Māori. Reo Māori wānanga English wānanga Learn more about the people behind these resources… Dr. Rangi Matamua 2023 New Zealander of the Year, Dr Rangi Matamua is communicator, researcher and astronomer who has revolutionised Aotearoa’s understanding of Māori astronomy, and in particular Matariki. He is celebrated for his accessible and engaging ways of communication to many different audiences. Jamie Taylor Jamie started her teaching career working in mainstream education for five years before transitioning into a bilingual setting for the latter three years. She worked to develop a bilingual setting at Linton Camp School that is unique and supported Māori learners and her colleagues in English-medium to practice Te Reo mē ōna tikanga honorably. Ngā mihi nui, Tātai Aho Rau Connect with us

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