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Students posing with their sand art. Photograph by Norm Heke. Te Papa

Kōrero pūrākau o Matariki: Matariki teaching resource 2016, Part 3 – Storytelling through sand art

2016-05-02
By: Te Papa Learning
On: 2 May 2016

Suitable for: Early childhood, primary, and keen storytellers of any age This is the third and final instalment of our Matariki resource for 2016. In Parts 1 and 2, we introduced the Matariki tradition of kōrero pūrākau (storytelling), and showed how to use creative movement or dance as a meaningfulRead more

Kids get creative with dance at Te Papa. Photograph by Kate Whitley. Te Papa

Kōrero pūrākau o Matariki: Matariki teaching resource 2016, Part 2 – Storytelling through dance

2016-05-02
By: Te Papa Learning
On: 2 May 2016

Suitable for: Early childhood, primary, and keen storytellers of any age This is the second instalment of our Matariki resource for 2016. Part 1: Storytelling In Part 1, we explored storytelling as a Māori tradition full of drama, imagery and action. In Part 2, you’ll learn how to bring creative movementRead more

Kōrero pūrākau (storytelling) in Te Huka ā Tai Discovery Centre. Photograph by Kate Whitley. Te Papa

Kōrero pūrākau o Matariki: Matariki teaching resource 2016, Part 1 – A tradition of storytelling

2016-05-02
By: Te Papa Learning
On: 2 May 2016

Suitable for: Early childhood, primary, and keen storytellers of any age This is the first instalment of our Matariki resource for 2016. Celebrate Matariki, the Māori New Year, by learning about te whare tapere (the traditional Māori house of entertainment) and the role of kōrero pūrākau (storytelling). Plus, pick upRead more

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