I am trying to find ways to incorporate Te Reo in my classroom.
Last year I had a strong routine of starting the day with a Karakia and starting the day with simple Te Reo songs e.g. how we greet, counting and naming the colours in Te reo.
This year, I am finding it a bit trickier as I only start my day after morning tea in room1. What I managed to do this year, which I didn't last year, is to sing Te Aroha at the end of the day. Which is like a karakia at the end of the day. See meaning of words below.
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Kia ora Alida, thanks for sharing your ideas about using more Te Reo in your class. We have some resources in our cluster that could help you. For example, you could connect with the teachers at Kereru Park Campus. Here is the link to some of their sites: https://sites.google.com/kootuitui.org.nz/kootuituikipapakuraeducation/class-sites
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