Pukapuka Pitopito Kōrero

He rauemi tēnei hei awhina i ngā ākonga ki te whaiwhaakaro, hei kite i ngā mahi akoako kua mahingia e rātou mō te wiki. Ko ngā ākonga kei taku akomanga he Tau 1-2 nā tēra kua tapiri atu i taku reo hei awhina i ā rātou.

This is a learning journal that has been set up in Te Reo Māori for Rūmaki or Kura Kaupapa students. This learning journal helps with keeping students accountable for their own learning by reflecting, by explaining their challenges and skills they have faced throughout the week. I have year 1-2 students so I have recorded my voice to help guide them through tasks.

Ngā mihi

I have used Stickers from : https://education.apple.com/en/resource/250010269

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4 replies

May 24, 2023

Wonderful journal guide and so good for your learners to think about what they have learned week to week and what further learning they need. The audio add is such a plus. Thanks for sharing the Pages!

May 25, 2023

Kia ora Cinny,

Ngā mihi for sharing this resource! I'm going to share it with the kaiako at my kura so they can utilise your awesome mahi. It will really benefit the reflection skills of our ākonga.

August 18, 2023

Ka mau te wehi! 💚 Thank you so much for sharing! I know of many kaiako and ākonga who will LOVE your resource 🤩

September 15, 2023

Kia Ora Cinny,

I was in the Education Community looking for ways to integrate technology with languages and stumbled upon your learning journal. It is so inspiring to see how you have integrated the Maori language with Apple technology. I liked how you used stickers and your voice to instruct your students digitally. Thank you for sharing!


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