Celebrate the M?ori New Year with 'My Matariki Stories (Aku Paki Matariki)', a beautifully illustrated collection of three enchanting tales designed for children. This inspiring book not only teaches about the significance of Matariki through storytelling but also captivates young minds with vibrant illustrations. Journey with Flit the Fantail and his friends as they explore the night sky in 'Flit the Fantail & the Matariki Map', learning how to capture a sparkling star. Discover the joyous legend of 'The Seven Kites of Matariki', where seven sisters create kites to honor the M?ori New Year, only to have the mischievous east wind whisk them away into the heavens, forming constellations. Finally, join Sam and Te Rerehua in 'The Stolen Stars of Matariki', a thrilling adventure that uncovers a mystery surrounding the missing stars, intertwining the magical world of patupaiarehe and traditional stories. Perfect as an educational resource, this hardcover book enhances cultural awareness and fosters a love for reading among young audiences. Ideal for storytelling sessions, classrooms, or as a heartfelt gift, 'My Matariki Stories' is a delightful addition to every child's bookshelf. With a total of 32 pages filled with memorable characters and important themes about family, culture, and the beauty of the night sky, this book will mesmerize kids while teaching them about Matariki traditions and values. Order now and inspire the next generation to cherish their heritage! Delivery is swift, ensuring you receive your order within 3 to 5 days across New Zealand.

CONDITION: Brand New
ISBN: 9781775437741
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages 32

An attractive kete gift bag of three stories to celebrate Matariki and explore the wonders and traditions of Maori New Year. Flit the Fantail amp; the Matariki Map: Join Flit and his friends, Keri the kiwi and wise old Ruru, as they explore the night skies to work out how to capt...ure a sparkling star. The Seven Kites of Matariki: Seven sisters make kites to celebrate the Maori new year. But when they take the finished kites to fly them, the east wind whips them all away into the sky ... where they now appear as the stars of Matariki. The Stolen Stars of Matariki: Sam and Te Rerehua are visiting their Grandma and Poua at Birdling's Flat. One night, Grandma notices something mysterious. Someone has stolen some stars from the sky. And then the patupaiarehe come out to play on the beach ... are those stars they're playing with?Read less