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Free downloadable activity books

Te reo Māori activity book Te reo Māori pukapuka mahi

Celebrate Māori language by learning Māori words and phrases through simple activities. Download two free activity books for kids – focused on pronunciation, the other includes more word searches, crossword, colouring pages, and stories.

  • Learning areas and strands Te reo Māori
  • Education type Activity book
  • Suitable for Ages 5–10

Learn to pronounce your vowels with words you’ll use at home, in the garden, at school, in nature, and to do with your body!

Pronunciation-focussed activity book

A4

Printing tip: Print double-sided and in colour.

Download te reo Māori activity book (A4)

A5

Printing tip: Open in Adobe Acrobat and select ‘flip on short edge’, print double-sided and in colour.

Download te reo Māori activity book (A5)

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Te reo Māori activity book, 2019. Te Papa

More puzzles to help you learn

A4

Printing tip: Print double-sided and in colour.

Download te reo Māori activity book (A4)

A5

Printing tip: Open in Adobe Acrobat and select ‘flip on short edge’, print double-sided and in colour.

Download te reo Māori activity book (A5)

Te reo Māori activity book

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Te reo Māori activity book, 2017. Te Papa

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