Tākaro ki te kāinga - Play at home
Tākaro ki te kāinga - Play at home
Kei 艑t膩ne te wh膩nau Pekepo-Ratu e noho ana, tokowaru r膩tou, 膩, ka awhi r膩tou i ng膩 mea katoa o te t膩karo M膩ori. Kei roto i t膿nei ataata, ka k艒rero r膩tou m艒 te w膩hi ki ng膩 kaum膩tua i te whakakaha i te t膩karo, i te reo M膩ori, me ng膩 k艒rero tuku iho e ora tonu ai m艒 ng膩 uri whakaheke. Ka kitea t膩 te wh膩nau nei whakarite kia noho ko te taiao hei w膩hi t膩karo m艒 ng膩 tamariki. Ka ako hoki t膩tou me p膿hea te hono atu ki ng膩 tamariki m膩 roto i ng膩 t膩karo M膩ori kua heke iho mai i 艒 r膩tou whakapapa.
The Pekepo-Ratu wh膩nau of eight live in 艑t膩ne, Hawke's Bay and embrace all things t膩karo M膩ori. In this video they share stories about the important role of kaum膩tua (grandparents) in enabling play, te reo M膩ori and k艒rero tuku iho (stories of the past) to flourish across generations. We see examples of how this wh膩nau make conscious decisions to centre their activities around taiao (environmental) experiences for their tamariki. We also learn practical tips on how to connect and engage tamariki through playful experiences that connect back to their whakapapa (geneology).鈥� 鈥�
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