Ngā Akoranga - Courses
(Online)

Te Whanake - tewhanake.maori.nz - is based on the language learning series by John Moorfield. Very comprehensive - with everything from animations, to interactive quizzes, and a TV series. A lot of these resources can be used in the classroom easily and effectively.

Toro Mai - two free introductory online courses that are taught online platform with interactive activities, about 10 hours each and can be studied at your own pace.

Correspondence School's online introduction Te Reo Māori  course - tereo.tekura.school.nz/ata-marie/kia-ora/

cybersoul.co.nz/tauihu/exercises.html- Tauihu has interactives teaching basic sentence structures, such as "Kei te pēhea koe?", parts of the body, days of the week, and months of the year). Note: These interactives were all authored using Flash which is no longer supported online. Hopefully, there will be time to re-work these interactives. Currently, the executable download for te tinana is the only one that is functional

Other Courses: There are a wide range of high-quality face-to-face and blended courses. Google for the most up-to-date list of courses near you. Cybersoul recommends

• Te Wānanga o Aotearoa,
• Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi,
• Unitec and
• AUT.

Apps and stories - Ngā taupānga me ngā paki

Leonie Hayden shares details on where to find heaps of te reo Māori resources online - thespinoff.co.nz/atea/27-09-2021/where-to-find-heaps-of-online-te-reo-maori-resources

Te Reo Māori.co.nz collates resources that will help you in your language learning journey - rauemi for beginners through to experts - https://www.reomaori.co.nz/other-resources

A comprehensive listing and review of Te Reo Māori apps that are available (both freeware and paid apps) - http://pensamientoslentos.blogspot.co.nz/2018/03/maori-language-apps.html

A 2019 NZ Herald article covering four clever te reo Māori apps - https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12266048

Kiwa Digital's Reo Puzzle Games, all free - http://reopuzzlegames.online/ - These ones are great for children!!

Pāpapa has some very cute or 'piwari' apps

More apps and games (there is a ninja game which is a little too violent to use in class, but lots of fun and the focus is te reo Māori) - The site koroa.co.nz isn't currently live... but their apps are still available on Google Play. look them up!

Kauwhata Reo - kauwhatareo.govt.nz/en/ - contains a wide range of te reo Māori readers. Very comprehensive - search feature allows you to search by atua, curriculum area or age level.

Pepeha - Place-based connection

Pepeha is about identity. It is important to understand the framework and the way that you share your pepeha differently when sharing it with different groups, because it is all about making connections with the people you are meeting... so be careful with the options that ask you to just fill in the blanks. Ask yourself what the blanks mean.

A focus on pepeha to support in learning about waka and migration at NZ History

Start by listening to Tame Iti speak of identity and the connections between identity and mana in this TedTalk.

Kiwa Digital have made a Pepeha App to support the aim of the social media campaign called #1miriona, aiming for a million supporters of te reo Māori.

This song follows the tune of Calendar Girl, a fabulous way to support learning pepeha in class. Much better sung in small groups though. Waiata Whakawhanaungatanga, the getting to know each other song.

Videos and songs - Ngā rīpene me ngā waiata

Māori TV On Demand - Over 961 language learning episodes at maoritelevision.com/tv/on-demand?category=13

You can also watch kapahaka, drama, documentaries and more in te reo Māori, which supports improvements in pronunciation, meter and fluency.

If there are specific episodes that you cannot find - try etv.org.nz - Log-in using your Auckland Uni email, then your sign-on... eTV has a huge range of programmes available =)

The Tākaro Tribe is an animated series about five patupaiarehe (fairies) who live in the Wao Arapū (alphabet forest). Their names are A, E, I, O, U and they are sisters and brothers. Episodes are available in te reo Māori and bilingually.

You can also watch kapahaka, drama, documentaries and more in te reo Māori, which supports improvements in pronunciation, meter and fluency.

If there are specific episodes that you cannot find - try etv.org.nz - Log-in using your Auckland Uni email, then your sign-on... eTV has a huge range of programmes available =)

NZ Folksong - folksong.org.nz/waiata.html. Each song is shared along with music, translation, and background on the song and author (if available).

tereosingalong.co.nz is a collection of songs in Māori and Sign Language with an English subtitle option. These are the songs from Sharon Holt's picture book series.

Also check out the online series introducing a whole range of te reo singalong books! https://tereosingalong.my.intuto.com/course/view/75924?fbclid=IwAR3FHiC079FDNylLTZ-Sq61rqwCBGrpLOkwWSOZKfxDtDLuTBYmNbYAQLYg#/957306 

....and TuriTV! A whole range of sign language material, some also available in te reo Māori. See turitv.ezystream.com/#/