"Maori Affirmations 2" Printable Wall Art Te Reo Maori | Maori language affirmations with English translation A4 Size (8"x 11") Black and white design You will receive two (2) high quality PNG and JPG files Instantly download and print this file to refresh your wall decor. ***PLEASE NOTE*** This is a digital file. No physical product will be shipped to you. For personal use only, no commercial use allowed. Due to the nature of digital prints, all sales are final. However, please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns! Ngā mihi nui ki a koe! Thank you for visiting my shop!
What is Kiwiana? New Zealand has a unique Kiwiana culture that is not found anywhere else in the world. From L&P to Pavlova, Number 8 Wire to Hokey
Pepeha / Mihi resource for students in New Zealand classrooms. Kiwi Art on one side and Pepeha on the other. These look great hanging in the classroom but if you don't want to hang it, just cut the top piece off the front and back templates. THE PEPEHA (version A): Maunga (mountain) Awa (river) Waka (canoe) Marae (gathering place) Kura (school) Where I'm from Matua (father) Whaea (mother) My name Version B is the same as above but has iwi (tribe) instead of kura (school). A blank template as well as templates with lines (10, 9, 8, 7, 6), have been included if the above format does not suit you. INCLUDED: 6 different kiwi options 4 different border options (around the kiwi) 2 different border options (around the pepeha) Pepeha drafting template - version A and B Teacher notes Construction instructions *** Click on the PREVIEW above to see all of the options PUTTING IT TOGETHER: Glue the front and back together with a thin piece of cardboard in between, or laminate together. Designed on A4 size paper. ******************************************************************************************************* © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
What is Kiwiana? New Zealand has a unique Kiwiana culture that is not found anywhere else in the world. From L&P to Pavlova, Number 8 Wire to Hokey
Using NZ coins students work out how much their name is worth by adding amounts of money and then how much place names of NZ are worth. Graphing sheets are also included so your class can compare the worth of all the names! It is suggested that this product be used for level 2 7 pages - PDF This is a Downloadable resource. For all of my NZ money resources click here
Shockingly, many students can't find where they live on a map. My latest resource helps you to explore New Zealand Geography and Culture with your students.
What is Kiwiana? New Zealand has a unique Kiwiana culture that is not found anywhere else in the world. From L&P to Pavlova, Number 8 Wire to Hokey
Shockingly, many students can't find where they live on a map. My latest resource helps you to explore New Zealand Geography and Culture with your students.
What is Kiwiana? New Zealand has a unique Kiwiana culture that is not found anywhere else in the world. From L&P to Pavlova, Number 8 Wire to Hokey
"Kid's Maori Affirmations" Printable Wall Art Te Reo Maori | Maori language affirmations with English translation For tamariki (children, kids) A4 Size (8"x 11") Rainbow coloured design You will receive two (2) high quality PNG and JPG files Instantly download and print this file to refresh your wall decor. ***PLEASE NOTE*** This is a digital file. No physical product will be shipped to you. For personal use only, no commercial use allowed. Due to the nature of digital prints, all sales are final. However, please feel free to contact me if you have any concerns! Ngā mihi nui ki a koe! Thank you for visiting my shop!
World famous in New Zealand... our kitchy-kiwiana sculptures, beautiful scenery and iconic buildings! This set contains 100+ images (50+ colour and 50+ blackline) as high quality (300 dpi) PNGs with transparent backgrounds. *PLEASE NOTE: Some of the images in this set have been hand drawn and coloured, and because of this may contain quirks and unevenness in places – this is all part of their unique charm and character! As they are hand drawn, they may not be suitable for including in documents larger than A4/US Letter size. Please ask if you have further questions. ***Images marked with an asterix are similar to ones also included in our New Zealand Landscapes & Physical Features Clip Art, so please check carefully before purchasing to avoid double ups. Included in the set are: 3 images for each of our 3 largest cities (Auckland, Wellington & Christchurch) 1 image for each for the following 12 largest cities (Hamilton, Tauranga, Napier/Hastings, Dunedin, Palmerston North, Nelson, Rotorua, New Plymouth, Whangarei, Invercargill, Whanganui & Gisborne) A selection of iconic Kiwiana sculptures, buildings & natural features of Aotearoa Please see below for a more detailed list! Am I missing an iconic feature you consider important? Let me know! I’m happy to consider adding additional images... IMAGES INCLUDED (in alphabetical order by location): Abel Tasman National Park (natural feature)* Auckland - Harbour Bridge, Sky Tower (building) & One Tree Hill (natural feature)* Bluff Sign post (structure) Cape Reinga (Light House) Christchurch - Cathedral (building), Chalice (Sculpture) & Bridge of Remembrance (structure) Coromandel – Cathedral Cove (natural feature)* Cromwell – giant fruit (sculpture) Dunedin – Larnach Castle (building) Eketāhuna - giant white Kiwi (sculpture) Gisborne – Robinson Memorial (Clock Tower) Gore – giant trout (sculpture) Hamilton – Fairfield Bridge Hokitika clock tower (building) Driftwood Signage (sculpture) Huntly - Power Station (building) Deka sign (Iconic structure) Invercargill – water tower Kerikeri – stone house Matamata – Hobbiton (building) Milford Sound (natural feature)* Moeraki Boulders (natural feature)* Mount Maunganui (natural feature)* Napier – Sound Shell (structure) Napier - Pania of the Reef (sculpture) Nelson – Christ Church Cathedral (building) New Plymouth – The Rewa Rewa Bridge Ohakune – giant carrot (sculpture) Otorohanga – giant kiwi (sculpture) Paeroa – giant L&P bottle (sculpture) Palmerston North – Hopwood Clock Tower (building) Riverton – giant Paua (sculpture) Rotorua – mud pool (natural feature)* Rotorua – Museum of Art & History (building) Taihape – giant Gumboot (sculpture) Te Kuiti – giant sheep shearer (sculpture) Te Puke – giant kiwifruit (sculpture) Tirau – giant sheep & sheepdog (sculpture/buildings) Tongariro National Park (natural feature)* Waitangi – Te Whare Runanga & the Treaty House (buildings) Waitomo glowworm caves (natural feature)* Wellington – Beehive (building), bucket fountain & cable car Whanganui – Bastion Hill water tower (building) Whangārei – Te Matau ā Pohe bridge, Hundertwasser Arts Centre & Mount Parihaka (natural feature)* YOU MAY: • Get creative with this set for your classroom or own personal use! • Use them to create educational resources for sale (small commercial use) • Use clip art within your blog, banners and promotional materials. YOU MAY NOT: • You may not alter, resell, share or distribute these ‘as is’ images in any form— they need to incorporated into your resource. • Use these graphics for commercial teaching products or free items WITHOUT FIRST FLATTENING your documents in PDF form or protected in a way that they cannot be easily copied or extracted. • When you purchase Green Grubs Graphics, you are not purchasing the copyright and you cannot claim them as your own. Looking for other NZ resources? You might want to have a peek at: My Marae Visit {A booklet of activities about the Marae, Powhiri & Wharenui}. Timeline of Voting & Politics in New Zealand {Wall Frieze}. B = BEEHIVE {Kiwiana Themed 'Make & Take' Alphabet Set}. ******************************************************************* Customer Tips: Product Format: • This download is a ZIP FILE containing ninety 300 dpi high quality images in PNG format with transparent backgrounds. 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Māori resources for classrooms, teachers and parents. Printable and free.
Maori Backgrounds Clip Art Set 1 contains 28 US Letter size textured background .jpeg images. There are 4 different patterns in 7 color combos. These backgrounds have a contemporary take on traditional Maori patterns. Inspired by Koru, Kowhaiwhai and Tukutuku. Backgrounds can be rotated to landscape orientation to suit your document. All images in this set are high resolution .jpeg clip art images, ready to be easily layered into your digital resources. Images have been created at 300dpi and they can be rotated, reduced or increased in size easily and still remain crisp and clear. Perfect for Google Slides and PowerPoint Presentations. Unzip the file and only use the unzipped folder. Import/insert image into your editing program, to create classroom activities, worksheets, posters and other teaching resources. Maori Backgrounds Clip Art Set 1 by RebeccaB Designs. Licence for Small Business, Educational and Personal Use. YOU MAY use this set to create your own resources, to be sold or used as freebies for small business, educational or personal use. Uses include such things as Google Slides, Boom Cards, PowerPoint presentations, Seesaw, teaching resources, scrapbook layouts, greeting cards, printables, labels, tags, invitations, PDF files, advertising (must credit) and much more. Please credit by inserting the enclosed Credit Button within your resource or credit pages. Items to be sold or freebies must be classed as personal or classroom use only, NEVER Commercial Use. See below for prohibited uses. Standard clip art images MUST NOT be standalone, but with text/images/content in a flattened/secured design, so individual images cannot be removed. Standard clip art MUST NOT be used with only an editable text box over the top. Standard and Movable clip art MUST NOT be the main focus of your product. Movable Clip Art titled ‘Movable’ - no extra licence needed, does NOT have to be secured, but needs to be in a digital resource with other text/images/content. ‘Movable’ clip art is not suitable for printable resources. Standard Clip Art as Movable images - no extra licence needed, but standard images cannot be used as movable unless text or other clip art has been secured to the movable image and inserted into the resource. Stickers/sheets must not contain single images, they must be at least flattened with text/images/content. *YOU MAY NOT create clip art with my clip art, add to a digital set or use my clip art to advertise your own clip art. *YOU MAY NOT use my individual designs on clothing or fabric for resale. *YOU MAY NOT create coloring pages or coloring books with my individual clip art. *YOU MAY NOT sell the original files, claim the files as your own or redistribute/share the original digital files via websites, social media, email, file sharing etc. paid or free. Please purchase an extra licence to share. *YOU MAY NOT print and redistribute these images in their original form for profit or as freebies. *YOU MAY NOT use any of my designs on, or as a logo on any social media/website without an extended licence. *YOU MAY NOT use the content for immoral works including using with licenced clip art or any other purpose which is prohibited by copyright or trademark law. Copyright © 2021 RebeccaB Designs
Take a trip to New Zealand with us by printing and enjoying our New Zealand colouring pages! You'll find, not surprisingly, a couple of kiwi birds to colour, but we've also got Kiwi landmarks and even Kiwi favourites like the wonderful and hotly supported sport of rugby! We've got a fun hand-drawn map of New Zealand to colour in, which points out some of the icons of the country. For our New Zealand landmark colouring pages we have chosen the Beehive in Wellington (the country's Government building) and the volcanic mountain, One Tree Hill, which has Maori significance.
Fun pattern art with images of New Zealand / Aotearoa. A great activity for the beginning of the year, especially if you are doing individual testing and require your students to be working independently. Select a template Add patterns (shape and line patterns) (possible link to maths) Colour Cut out Display (in groups or all together) INCLUDED: Teacher notes 30 different templates Made on A4 size paper. Students will need to tilt their page 45 degrees to the right to have a diamond shape in front of them instead of a square. They look fabulous displayed in groups of 4 or all together. IMAGES: Poi Weaving String Game Haka and Pūkana Māori Kite Boy with Taiaha Waka Paddler Kiwi Tūī Wētā Kōwhai Pōhutukawa Silver Fern Ponga - unfurling frond Kiwifruit Basket of Kūmara Hokey Pokey Ice Cream Black Singlet and Gumboots Netball Rugby Tiki Pāua Greenstone Patu Wharenui Fortified Pā Woman with Kete The Treaty of Waitangi Map of New Zealand NZ Flag Tino Rangatiratanga Flag ******************************************************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
Landmarks, Maps and Photographs of Geographic locations in New Zealand A series of activities to teach Social Studies for Years 3-8 in New Zealand classrooms. Features strong bi-cultural content. Includes: Colour and BW maps of NZ: -Regional map (English and Māori Version) -Major Cities map (English and Māori Version) -Island maps (English and Māori Version) -Regional Research -Plan a road trip around NZ activity -Draw some places around NZ - Match up activity game - Pictures of important landmarks in NZ Montessori inspired geography and social studies mapping activities to help students: - Identify the regions of New Zealand - The location of each region - Population and key city/town in each region 68 PAGES - PDF This is a Downloadable resource. See more NZ Resources here
Draw images of Kiwiana / New Zealand in the sections of the kiwi. Included: one blank template (see image above). Designed on A4 size paper. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
Studying New Zealand Geography? These research activity helps students learn : - The Māori names of landmarks - The importance of certain natural landmarks to Māori -Geography: North Island / South Island - What the landmark was made of -Why it was built - Who designed it -Digital Literacy skills : using search, finding information -Key competencies: Thinking - Students justify whether a certain landmark is worth visiting. Students research the above facts about certain landmarks Suitable for students inside and outside of NZ Included - 2 page Student worksheet that can be used on Google Classroom™ * 9 natural landmarks *15 Human Made landmarks You may also be interested in:New Zealand Mapping Activities
Adorn your classroom with Kiwiana bunting! Colour, cut and hang (trim the flap off if you don’t want to hang). Included: ♦ 26 bunting templates with Kiwiana images ♦ Blank template (draw additional images if desired) Made on A4 size paper. The Images: ♦ Swanndri ♦ Pavlova ♦ Gumboots ♦ Hokey Pokey Ice Cream ♦ Jandals ♦ Monarch Butterfly ♦ No. 8 Wire ♦ Poi ♦ Rugby ♦ Silver Fern ♦ Haka ♦ Feijoas ♦ Kiwi ♦ Pūkeko ♦ Pōhutukawa ♦ Pāua Shell ♦ Kūmara ♦ Hei-Tiki ♦ Koru ♦ Flax Kete ♦ Kiwifruit ♦ Mince Pie and Tomato Sauce ♦ Black Singlet ♦ New Zealand Flag ♦ Pounamu ♦ Fish and Chips Please note that 24 of the images are hand drawn, and 2 (Kiwi and Pūkeko) are digitally drawn. All of the images were designed by the same NZ artist. Please be aware that 24 of the pictures do not have perfect lines, rich black colour, etc, like digitally drawn images. CLICK HERE to view more of my Kiwiana / NZ resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
A story book for New Zealand years 2-4 (aged 6-9) that introduces and explains the Treaty of Waitangi and Waitangi Day in language young children can understand. Ideal for the start of your discussion on Waitangi Day. NOTE: This book does not cover every single thing that happened before, during or after the Treaty was signed. Please look at the preview which features all of the book to see if this resource meets your needs. This 7 page book helps students understand-what the Treaty is-what the main ideas are in it It is designed as an introduction to the Treaty for young children and as such covers the Treaty in a basic way - please look at the preview for a look at the content INCLUDED-A4 full sized colour book-A4 full sized b/w book-mini book (4 pages to one A4 page) for you to photocopy for students to have their own copy or for a guided reading group. If giving this as a guided reading book students will need to be at least GOLD level. 18 PAGES - PDF This is a Downloadable resource. You may also be interested in my New Zealand Back to School Bundle or the following resources: All About Me (trauma informed) Classroom Directory (strength based, inclusive class book) Three in a Row class game Waitangi Day Scavenger HuntWaitangi Day Scavenger Hunt Junior EditionMaori Themed Name Tags
A set of 26 picture cards with images of New Zealand Kiwiana. Made on A4 size paper. 2 picture cards per A4 sheet. The Images: ♦ Swanndri ♦ Pavlova ♦ Gumboots ♦ Hokey Pokey Ice Cream ♦ Jandals ♦ Monarch Butterfly ♦ No. 8 Wire ♦ Poi ♦ Rugby ♦ Silver Fern ♦ Haka ♦ Feijoas ♦ Kiwi ♦ Pūkeko ♦ Pōhutukawa ♦ Pāua Shell ♦ Kūmara ♦ Hei-Tiki ♦ Koru ♦ Flax Kete ♦ Kiwifruit ♦ Mince Pie and Tomato Sauce ♦ Black Singlet ♦ New Zealand Flag ♦ Pounamu ♦ Fish and Chips CLICK HERE to view more of my Kiwiana / NZ resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
A fun poetry writing activity when studying New Zealand identity / Kiwiana. Write an acrostic poem and colour the picture. Cut and arrange like a quilt. This looks fabulous displayed on the wall. Two Options: ♦ With picture – just add colour. ♦ Without picture – draw your own. There are 26 different templates altogether. Made on A4 size paper. Each template measures approximately 26cm x 13cm. There are 13 templates with the picture on the left hand side, and 13 templates with the picture on the right hand side. Use the same amount of each in order to display like a quilt (see the image on the cover page above for an example). Included: ♦ Swanndri ♦ Pavlova ♦ Gumboots ♦ Hokey Pokey Ice Cream (poem shortened to ‘Hokey Pokey’) ♦ Jandals ♦ Monarch Butterfly (poem shortened to ‘Monarch’) ♦ No. 8 Wire ♦ Poi ♦ Rugby ♦ Silver Fern ♦ Haka ♦ Feijoas ♦ Kiwi ♦ Pūkeko ♦ Pōhutukawa ♦ Pāua Shell ♦ Kūmara ♦ Hei-Tiki ♦ Koru ♦ Harakeke Kete (poem shortened to ‘Flax Kete’) ♦ Kiwifruit ♦ Mince Pie and Tomato Sauce (poem shortened to ‘Pie & Sauce’) ♦ Black Singlet ♦ New Zealand Flag (poem shortened to ‘NZ Flag’) ♦ Pounamu ♦ Fish and Chips (poem shortened to ‘Fish & Chips’) Given the differing lengths of the words in the poems, this activity is easily tailored to your student’s ability/speed. Short poems (eg POI) can be given to your less able students and long poems (eg BLACK SINGLET) can be given to your more able students, Please note that 24 of the images are hand drawn, and 2 (Kiwi and Pūkeko) are digitally drawn. All of the images were designed by the same NZ artist. Please be prepared for 24 of the pictures to not have perfect lines, rich black colour, etc, like the digitally drawn images that we are all used to! CLICK HERE to view more of my Kiwiana / NZ resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
We believe there is now emerging a deeper meaning to New Zealanders buying prints of symbols like tiki and koru than just a superficial decor trend. This article is a call to critically examine a casual dismissal of the extensive use of the tiki motif in particular as just another (temporary) phase of a wider kiwiana trend in NZ art prints that will pass. More than just a decorative piece a tiki print first and foremost represents an ongoing connection to Aotearoa/New Zealand. When a tiki is given as a present it's often a deeply meaningful gift that symbolises a connection with NZ and/or the person or people who gift the artwork, in essence a tiki has grown to mean friendship and connectedness with a uniquely NZ slant. Picasso Tiki by Lester Hall Tiki are now a symbol that is accessible to - and understood by - nearly all New Zealanders and this recognition extends to people who may have a passing acquaintance with NZ, may live in another country etc but to whom this idea of the tiki's meaning still makes sense. It's becoming clear to us that for New Zealanders today tiki are not being purchased just to decorate in the supremely superficial manner like the kitch decor of an American tiki bar that is practically divorced from all meaningful connection with its Polynesian origins beyond the historic accident filtered through the decades. Tiki in pre-colonial Maori culture Whether as a memorial to the ancestors or associated with fertility and childbirth tiki were undoubted connected with the sacred, the spiritual and a sense of connection to place or people by Maori. Unlike other Polynesian cultures where tiki were predominantly carved wooden objects in Aoteaora the pendant known as the Hei-Tiki is the most well-known expression of the tiki form. Tiki in NZ Art Tikis were first re-worked in a fine art context by Dick Frizzell in his response to the debate around cultural appropriation in the 1990s and are now part of our collective cultural identity. The evidence that a tiki is now more than just a decorative motif is also that despite the ongoing popularity of Tiki prints as a genre they simply not becoming stale or boring because the idea of the tiki continues to evolve and deepen as successive artists re-mix, re-invent an re-interpret the tiki shape and form. Whether referencing pop art, Aboriginal art, Picasso (see Lester Hall's latest print above left) and even Dick Frizzell himself in wonderfully circular fashion in "Tiki to Diki" - or used as an anthropomorphic symbol of Maori ancestry in the prints of Shane Hansen such as this one below. Shane Hansen Print "Boy and Friendy" As non-Maori New Zealander's are now becoming a distinct culture, often referred to as Pakeha or even as "white Polynesian" this also means we are becoming more likely to unselfconsciously give the gift of a tiki or a koru (a symbol of renewal or new life) than, for instance, to reach for a religious artwork such as Durer's Praying Hands which would have held a similar sense of shared meaning in an earlier more religious time. When a friend or work colleague returns to their home country after time spent in New Zealand colleagues and friends send them home with a picture of a tiki, not just to remind them about their time here, or to celebrate our unique Maori culture - but most importantly as a symbol of the recipient's special connection that they will always have with New Zealand. We also send tikis to New Zealanders overseas to remind them of their connection to home instead of the more obvious picturesque views of their favourite landmarks. Mickey to Tiki may be easily the most well-known tiki print, regularly delivered by us as a gift for weddings, birthdays and Christmas for a decade now - but we believe there has been more to its popularity as a gift than it just being chosen because it was a safe choice as NZ's most popular print over this time. Given the messages included with the print we know there is usually this kind of underlying heartfelt and sincere meaning behind the gift of this most famous of all artworks featuring a tiki. There is now an ongoing place for tiki as "more than just decoration", it is not just a decor trend because this greater idea of the tiki is now part of the NZ identity. This deeper wellspring of meaning means artists will continue to find ways to drive the idea of the tiki into new and unexpected directions (so much so we have now even created a permanent tiki prints collection). But just as there is a difference between a plastic tiki and a hand carved tiki we think there is a distinction between a watered down version that verges on cultural appropriation to a sincere reworking of what has become a cultural icon for both Maori and non-Maori New Zealanders. New Zealand artists & the future of the Tiki And considering tiki are a Pacific wide icon it is exciting to see that tiki art from NZ are clearly now Drippy Tiki by Greg Straight the best tiki artwork available because thanks to artists like Dick Frizzell we have taken an indigenous motif and taken it further to imbue it with even more meaning and resonance when you see it on the wall! Not taken an indigenous icon out of context (as a decoration for a tiki themed bar for instance) but to be an emblem of our NZness with deeper meanings beyond the visual representation on the wall. Mickey to Tiki is accessible to non New Zealanders not just because Mickey is so recognisable but also because the tiki is increasingly well known outside of the Pacific. And New Zealand artists are leading this growth in popular consciousness because they are evolving the tiki from an emblem of an historical culture - without sacrificing its meaning - into a fresh and contemporary form that incorporates and includes while (with a few grating exceptions) still respecting and paying homage to the underlying symbolism of the hei-tiki in Maori culture.
Is NZ the best place on the planet? Yeah, nah I’m pretty sure Godzone is….We’re as good as gold here in Aotearoa! Celebrate some of the things that makes the ‘Land of the Long White Cloud’ so special with this Kiwiana themed clip art pack... This set contains 44 images (22 colour and 22 blackline) as high quality (300 dpi) PNGs with transparent backgrounds. *PLEASE NOTE: Many of these images have been hand drawn and coloured, and because of this may contain quirks and unevenness in places – this is all part of their unique charm and character! As they are hand drawn, they may not be suitable for including in documents larger than A4/US Letter size. Please ask if you have further questions. OBJECTS INCLUDED: Silver fern Hokey Pokey ice cream Paua shell X2 Rugby ball Number 8 wire fence Koru Gumboot Black singlet Monarch butterfly Kiwi fruit Fish’n’chips Tiki Pohutukawa flower Mince pie Tomato sauce Feijoa Bush shirt Pavlova Jandals *Kiwi *Poi *Kumara *Kete *Kowhai flower **Objects with an asterix are also included in other New Zealand themed clipart packs – you can find them all here: Kiwi Clip Art. **Looking for classic Kiwi food? Check out this pack! YOU MAY: Get creative with this set for your classroom or own personal use! Use them to create educational resources for sale (small commercial use) Use clip art within your blog, banners and promotional materials. YOU MAY NOT: You may not alter, resell, share or distribute these ‘as is’ images in any form— they need to incorporated into your resource. Use these graphics for commercial teaching products or free items WITHOUT FIRST FLATTENING your documents in PDF form or protected in a way that they cannot be easily copied or extracted. When you purchase Green Grubs Graphics, you are not purchasing the copyright and you cannot claim them as your own. Looking for other Kiwi resources? You might want to have a peek at: New Zealand's Birds. Maori days of the week, months & seasons BUNDLE. ******************************************************************* Customer Tips: Product Format: This download is a ZIP FILE containing forty four 300 dpi high quality images in PNG format with transparent backgrounds. How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I appreciate your custom and value your feedback – thank you! Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive e-mail updates about this store. Come and get Grubby with us! Green Grubs Blog Facebook Pinterest Instagram *******************************************************************
Last year I made this wreath as an end of the year activity. Several people who used it added candles to it. This year I have added them too (black and white as well as coloured). This is to celebrate … Read More
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What is Kiwiana? New Zealand has a unique Kiwiana culture that is not found anywhere else in the world. From L&P to Pavlova, Number 8 Wire to Hokey
Celebrate the holiday season with these beautiful NZ icon Christmas ornaments in te reo Māori and English (and te reo Māori only). Learners can choose from 20 illustrations and phrases, 4 writing prompts and a blank template. These are LARGE-each is slightly smaller than an A4 page (19cm x 22.5cm) These 3D cards can be made with 3,4 or more templates. (Instructions are for 4). Recipients of these will be delighted to hang them on trees or in their homes. These are a great opportunity to give thanks! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The messages are simple and will add to the te reo Māori language of the season: Merry Christmas Happy New Year Christmas trees Christmas stockings Holidays Safe journey Joy With love Peace Karakia Delicious food I'm Santa I'm Rudoph Pōhutukawa +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 19 cm wide x 22.5 cm high W H O L E S C H O O L L I C E N S E This resource was designed and copyrighted by © thetereomaoriclassroom2017. All rights are reserved. With the purchase of this resource you have permission to print and copy it for whole school use. Please do not hesitate to send me a message at [email protected] if you have any questions about the product. [K E E P • I N • T O U C H!] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow my blog www.thetereomaoriclassroom.co.nz for tips, freebies, and to see my products in action! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Get TpT credit to use on future purchases: Log in and go to your “My Purchases” page. Click on the “Provide Feedback” button next to your purchase. You will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Yay! Now you have credit from TpT and I am able to learn more about what products work for you! Ngā mihi nui ki a koe :-) Thanks Kia pai te rā ki a koe…Have a great day!
Iconic images of NZ for you to display on your wall when studying New Zealand identity / Kiwiana. Blank templates: Two blank templates are also included for your students to design their own Kiwiana stamp. ♦ Completely blank - just the outside frame. ♦ With the words AOTEAROA, KIWIANA and $1 i...
The koru is a popular symbol in New Zealand. Here is a set of 4 different templates that can be used in a variety of ways …. you decide! The 4 Templates: ♦ Plain (koru only) ♦ Radiating lines behind koru ♦ Patchwork lines behind koru ♦ Radiating lines with patterns behind koru *** Refer to the images to see examples of all 4. Ideas: ♦ Draw patterns in the background spaces. ♦ Write words in the background spaces (eg ‘all about me’). ♦ Colour using warm/cool colours. ♦ Colour using blending/shading. CLICK HERE to view more of my Art Resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
Gumboot Friday is a fundraiser for free mental health counselling for kids in New Zealand. Get your students involved with this FREE print-and-go worksheet. IDEAS: Design a gumboot - eg pictures/symbols/colours that make me happy (mentally well) Write words in the gumboot - eg things I can do to keep a smile on my face Made on A4 size paper. CLICK HERE to view more of my classroom resources. *********************************************************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
Nope, that’s not a typo – this set contains 550+ New Zealand map labels! From Cape Reinga at the top, down through our quirky little towns and big cities to Invercargill, we’ve got you covered! This set of labels is designed to match perfectly with your large classroom wall map – laminate your own selection of labels, then use string to link them to the map. This resource comes complete with task cards to get your class thinking more deeply about their little corner of Aotearoa & what makes it special. Looking for other Map resources? You might be interested in these: NZ Māori Iwi Map labels NZ Regions & Iwi Map Collaborative Poster Please check out the preview for a closer look at the labels in this pack. INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE: 25+ mini task cards to encourage further thinking about their corner of NZ & what makes it special Large general display headings: New Zealand/Aotearoa North Island/Te Ika-a-Māui South Island/Te Wai Pounamu Basic outline of NZ, A4 sized (black line and colour) Large illustrated labels for our 16 official regions/porowini: 2 versions included: one with the Māori place name large font and English smaller, and other with the English place name in large font with the English smaller. Names for our 16 official regions include: Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke’s Bay, Taranaki, Manawatu-Wanganui (*please note the official version of this REGION still uses the spelling ‘Wanganui’ without the ‘H’, whereas the CITY uses ‘Whanganui’), Wellington, Tasman, Nelson, Marlborough, West Coast, Canterbury, Otago & Southland. Māori names for our 16 official regions include: Te Tai Tokerau, Tamaki Makaurau, Te Pūaha-o-Waikato, Te Moana-a-Toi, Te Tairāwhiti, Te Matau-a-Māui, Taranaki, Manawatu Wanganui, Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Te Tai-o-Aorere, Whakatū, Wairau, Te Tai Poutini, Waitaha, Ōtakou & Murihiku. Large illustrated labels for our 20 most populous urban areas: 2 versions included: one with the Māori place name large font and English smaller, and other with the English place name in large font with the English smaller. Names for our 20 most populous urban areas include: Auckland, Wellington, Porirua, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt, Christchurch, Hamilton, Tauranga, Napier, Hastings, Hibiscus Coast, Dunedin, Palmerston North, Nelson, Rotorua, Whangārei, New Plymouth, Invercargill, Whanganui & Gisborne. Māori names for our 20 most populous urban areas include: Tāmaki Makaurau, Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Pōneke, Kirikiriroa, Tauranga, Porirua, Te Kūiti o te Puarangi, Ahuriri, Te Papa-i-Oea, Heretaunga, Te Awa Kairangi ki Uta, Rotorua-nui-a-Kahu Matamōmoe, Ngāmotu, Whangārei, Whanganui, Tūranga-nui-a-Kiwa, Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai, Ōtautahi, Ōtepoti, Whakatū & Waihōpai. Large illustrated labels for our 11 inhabited Islands: Stewart, Chatham, Great Barrier, D'Urville, Waiheke, Arapaoa, Pitt, Matakana, Raoul, Kawau & Motiti Islands. Māori versions of the island's names are also included where applicable Small bright labels for our smaller towns: Over 500 small towns and urban areas are listed alphabetically from A-Z! Please note that some places such as Wainuiomata & Port Chalmers are within city council boundaries, and are often referred to as suburbs of their respective cities. *This set does not contain suburbs!* Not sure if your little corner of Aotearoa is included? Just ask! Blank labels are also included in case you’d like to detail the location of your suburb/school on the map Looking for other New Zealand labels? You might want to have a peek at: Kiwiana Objects, Icons & Landmarks {World Famous in New Zealand!}. Maori Labels MEGA Bundle. Maori days of the week, months & seasons BUNDLE. *************************************************************************** Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I appreciate your custom and value your feedback – thank you! Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. You will now receive e-mail updates about this store. Product Format: • This download is a PDF and is formatted in A4 size. Come and get Grubby with us! Green Grubs Blog Facebook Pinterest Instagram ***************************************************************************
Kick off ya jandals and grab a hokey pokey ice cream while you contemplate just how you’re going to display these Kiwiana images on your classroom wall. It’ll look as good as gold when you’re finished and when your students see it, they’ll think it’s sweet as. Chur bro. This is a set of 26 images, each ball measuring approximately 18 cm in diameter. Included: ♦ Swanndri ♦ Pavlova ♦ Gumboots ♦ Hokey Pokey Ice Cream ♦ Jandals ♦ Monarch Butterfly ♦ No. 8 Wire ♦ Poi ♦ Rugby ♦ Silver Fern ♦ Haka ♦ Feijoas ♦ Kiwi ♦ Pūkeko ♦ Pōhutukawa ♦ Pāua Shell ♦ Kūmara ♦ Hei-Tiki ♦ Koru ♦ Harakeke Kete ♦ Kiwifruit ♦ Mince Pie and Tomato Sauce ♦ Black Singlet ♦ New Zealand Flag ♦ Pounamu ♦ Fish and Chips Click on the PREVIEW button above to view them all. 24 of the images were hand drawn and coloured and 2 of the images (Kiwi and Pūkeko) were digitally drawn and coloured. The images are all from the same NZ artist. Black and White Version: This resource is also available in black and white. CLICK HERE to view. CLICK HERE to view more of my Kiwiana / NZ resources. ********************************************************************** © Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources TpT credits Earn TpT credits by providing feedback on this product after you purchase it. These credits can be used to lower the cost of your future purchases. Follow Me Follow me by clicking on the green star next to my store logo. You will receive notifications about upcoming sales in my store, my new products, freebies, etc.
