The safe way to introduce young children to physical activities and ball games.  Soft Foam equipment promotes confidence when learning to catch and throw.  The lightweight foam with non-sting qualities, reduces the risk of injury. Set of 7 balls. [more]

Place a ball at one end and by stomping on the other end - try and catch the ball. [more]

x2 Bouncing Platform Ball - provides an advanced hopping skill activity that combines an element of fun with a great aerobic workout.  Users (wearing sneakers) stand on the platform and bounce like they would on a pogo stick, but without the aid of the stick. [more]

The purpose of this CD is to give people who do not play an instrument an opportunity to provide music where young children can be active through actions and singing because the music is at an appropriate speed. [more]

This Mana Ngau Kemu (Oral Health Board Game) is designed to encourage tamariki to regularly clean their teeth in a fun way.  It’s just like Snakes & Ladders but in Te Reo. [more]

Matariki Karakia booklet In midwinter, when Matariki appears on the Eastern horizon in the morning, the Matariki ceremony takes place. this ceremony is commonly known as 'whāngai i te hautapa', meaning to offer food to the stars. [more]

This collection of 15 projects offers children a range of unique Māori art experiences. Practical skills cover sculpture, photography, design, paint, mixed media, collage and more. [more]

Melanie Drewery, illustrated by Bruce Potter Early childhood and Primary . [more]

This resource is designed to encourage and teach children about the Matariki – The Māori New Year. [more]

The rising of the star group Matariki marks the beginning of the Māori calendar, and is becoming widely celebrated today as a mid-winter festival. [more]