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Discover te taiao, the natural world, through colouring, puzzles, and creative activities designed to engage young learners. Featuring native flora and fauna, habitats, and natural elements of Aotearoa, this book supports early learning while fostering a sense of kaitiakitanga and connection to the environment.
Children are introduced to te atua Maori associated with the natural world. They meet atua like Tawhirimatea, Tana Mahuta, Hine-rau-wharangi, and Hinemoana. Although the main medium is English, words and phrases in Te Reo are also included to enrich the child's learning experience.
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