Ngā Tae o Te Moana - Colours of the Ocean

Author(s): Emma Clewlow-Anaru; Duan Poaneki

Childrens Te Reo Maori | Childrens Activity

Vibrant and educational colouring book for children that explores the rich colours and diverse creatures of the moana (ocean). Learn some te reo Māori while getting creative in the realm of Tangaroa (God of the sea). Designed to inspire creativity and learning and spark a love for marine life and conservation. Detailed illustrations of sea creatures, underwater landscapes and Māori art. Children will learn about the importance of protecting our oceans and the animals that call it home. Within these pages you will find many amazing creatures, some interesting facts and some exciting word hunts. Hunt for the word in te reo Māori or English you decide. Not only fun but it also helps to instil a sense of Kaitiakitanga (guardianship and protection) to look after our oceans for future generations to enjoy. Benefits of Ngā Tae O Te Moana Screen time reduction: Encourages our tamariki (children) to spend less time on devices and phones and engage in a creative activity instead.  Exposure to Te Reo Māori and Māori culture: Offers an opportunity to learn about the Māori language and culture through colouring and facts about the moana (ocean) .  Improved creativity: Provides a creative outlet for kids through colouring and engaging with the Māori-inspired illustrations.   Kaitiakitanga: Increases awareness about the importance of ocean conservation and provides information about ways to protect the Moana.  Whanau (family) time: Creates an opportunity for families to spend quality time together while learning, being creative and bonding over a shared activity.  These benefits can help improve children's learning and overall well-being, as well as provide a fun and educational activity for families to enjoy together.


Product Information

General Fields

  • : 9780473644802
  • : Tae Collective
  • : Tae Collective
  • : 01 February 2024
  • : Aotearoa
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Emma Clewlow-Anaru; Duan Poaneki
  • : Duan Poaneki