Young Mozart Source: Dunedin Public Library Author: Rachel IsadoraPublisher : Viking Juvenile; Library Binding edition (April 1, 1997)ISBN-13 : 978-0670871209Reading age : 3 – 9 yearsDescription: Rachel Isadora recounts the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart— with special emphasis on his childhood— in clear, straightforward language perfect for little listeners. Each spread features an exquisite watercolor painting depicting…
Books that talk about religions or cultures outside of Māori or historical nz. One Meal More: A Multicultural Ramadan Story Source: Massey University Library Publisher : Little Moon Books (Dunedin)publication date: April 20, 2019Language : EnglishISBN-13 : 978-0473479251Author: Emma AppleSummary: One Ramadan evening, a knock at the door, brings a new guest, with one meal more. You’re…
Books that look at historic events or people that aren’t specifically from te ao Māori or related to ANZAC.
-John Joe’s Tune: How New Zealand got its National Anthem
-Kate Sheppard
-The Mill is Kaiapoi
Science-themed picture books to encourage children to explore and discover the world around them. From captivating stories of innovation and perseverance to engaging explorations of the natural world.
-Abigail and the birth of the sun
-Who Says Women Can’t Be Computer Programmers?
-New Zealand Wildlife: an adventure with Tana & Gemma
-Riki: The Royal Albatross Chick
Books with themes suitable for ANZAC day discussions or with war as a central theme
Books to help teach and learn te reo Māori
Books suitable for exploring units around Matariki.
Books I’ve found that aid in developing the cultural competencies highlighted in Tātaiako (Ako, Manaakitanga, Tangata Whenuatanga, Wānanga, Whanaungatanga)
-Remember that November
-Te Rauparaha: Legend of Aotearoa
-Ngāi Tahu Battles
-The Forgotten Taniwha
-Taniwha
-Te Rau Aroha – The Kai Truck
-Blimmin’ Koro
-Tangaroa’s Fingernails
-Child of Aotearoa
-Koro’s Medicine
-Pukunui The Astronaut
-Kapa Haka
-Rāhui
-The Legend of the Seven Whales of Ngai Tahu Matawhiti
-The Astronomical knowledge of the Māori