Te Reo Greetings вђ Taliyah Book 8 | ngā kare ā roto – emotions. this book provides a range of te reo māori kupu (words) and rerenga kōrero (phrases) associated with ngā kare ā roto (emotions and feelings). produced by dr ngaroma m. williams, dr tracy dayman, dr kay lee jones, and rāhera cowie from the school of teacher education at the university of canterbury. Join ruru, cheeky bee and i to learn how to ask how are you and tell people how you’re feeling! we travel back in time to see how bee was feeling last week.
Mдѓori Language Week Poster Winner Te Reo O Te Roto Ngā kare ā roto. emotions. te reo māori is the indigenous language of aotearoa, new zealand. as a taonga tuku iho (treasure handed down), te reo māori is mapped onto the land and waterscapes of this country and is presented within this series of resource books for educational settings. this series of 17 te reo māori resource books “ki te. The expressive characters will help with the identifying and understanding of the feelings emotions kupu. *27 “feelings”. *1 set bilingual (te reo māori english) *1 set te reo māori only. *e pēhea ana and kei te pēhea. *6 kīwaha (colloquial sayings call outs) *mini book Ākonga make and read, this promotes reading and is a great take. Ngā kare ā roto (feelings) are you looking for a te reo māori resource on feelings, ngā kare ā roto with some awesome visuals? do you want to take your learners from asking “how are you?” to “how is she he?”. do you want to include kīwaha and every day conversational reo in your program?. Study with quizlet and memorise flashcards containing terms like how are you?, kei te (pai) ahau, to be thrilled, excited and others.
Checkout Te Reo For Te Wiki O Te Reo Mдѓori Urges Countdown Fmcg Busin Ngā kare ā roto (feelings) are you looking for a te reo māori resource on feelings, ngā kare ā roto with some awesome visuals? do you want to take your learners from asking “how are you?” to “how is she he?”. do you want to include kīwaha and every day conversational reo in your program?. Study with quizlet and memorise flashcards containing terms like how are you?, kei te (pai) ahau, to be thrilled, excited and others. Te kōrero mō ngā kare ā roto. this resouce briefly describes ways you can talk about feelings with children, to help them describe, understand, express and regulate their feelings. this is part of the talking together, te kōrerorero suite of resources. see the resource carousel below for more. talking about feelings with children and. Talking about our feelings te kōrero mō ngā kare ā roto is so important for our mental wellbeing. it helps us to process our emotions when we acknowledge them and say them out loud. and, when we share how we’re feeling with people, it can build a sense of connection and allow us to give and receive the support we need.
Sbs Ki Roto I Te Reo Maori O Te Kuki Airani Ximalaya International Te kōrero mō ngā kare ā roto. this resouce briefly describes ways you can talk about feelings with children, to help them describe, understand, express and regulate their feelings. this is part of the talking together, te kōrerorero suite of resources. see the resource carousel below for more. talking about feelings with children and. Talking about our feelings te kōrero mō ngā kare ā roto is so important for our mental wellbeing. it helps us to process our emotions when we acknowledge them and say them out loud. and, when we share how we’re feeling with people, it can build a sense of connection and allow us to give and receive the support we need.
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