Papers Past
WEBNau mai, rāhiri mai ki Papers Past. Nau mai, piki mai koutou e whai ana i te hīnātore o te mātauranga, kia āta hīkina ēnei mātauranga kia puta ki te ao mārama,
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Papers Past - National Library of New Zealand
WEBOnline archive of digitised full-text materials. The Papers Past website is the National Library’s online archive of New Zealand and Pacific newspapers, magazines, journals, diaries, letters, parliamentary papers and books. Papers Past lets you search through an ever-growing collection, spanning more than a hundred years of New Zealand history.
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WEBHistoric New Zealand and Pacific newspapers from the 19th and 20th centuries, including Māori niupepa in both te reo Māori and English.
Arrival and settlement of Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand
WEBMāori culture and customs — senior primary. Māori history — junior secondary. Pūrākau (Māori myths and legends) — senior primary. Use the following He Tohu video and activities to explore the histories of land and place names in Aotearoa: He whenua rangatira — a Māori land (YouTube video, 4:10) Aotearoa New Zealand place names.
Papers Past guide - National Library of New Zealand
WEBThe range of historic primary resources available on Papers Past is invaluable. They can be used for a variety of teaching and learning activities. They also offer unique resources to inform inquiry-based learning focused on New Zealand’s shared history. Papers Past has a range of search functions that make it easy to find content.
First encounters and early colonial history of Aotearoa New Zealand
WEBHere are curated teaching and learning resources related to themes about first encounters and early colonial history of Aotearoa New Zealand.
a door to success - National Library of New Zealand
WEBAs well as academic benefits, reading for pleasure provides social and emotional gains including: an increase in empathy and social skills. improvement of health and wellbeing. enjoyment and stimulating the imagination. … children’s enjoyment of reading is related to a longer life, better mental well-being and healthier eating ….
Magazines and Journals Home - Papers Past
WEBFeatured Magazines and Journals. Nautical Nonsense (or Shipboard Scandal) was a typewritten troopship magazine published at sea on board the USS Naos by the 30th Battalion on their way to New Caledonia at the end of May 1944 during World War II. » …
Ngā atua Māori = Gods & goddesses /... | Items - National Library …
WEBIntroduction -- Whakapapa o Ngā atua Māori -- Tribal interpretations and differences -- Ngā atua tribal interpretation examples -- Kahukura - powerful God -- Hinerauāmoa - the youngest child of light -- Aoraki - a man who became a mountain -- Conclusion. Cover parallel title: Māori gods and goddesses. "Mauri ora"--Cover. Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Porou and Kāi Tahu tribal traditions are included.