Learning te reo Māori as part of our beginning of the day routine

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The children are enthusiastic to use te reo Māori everyday

Ko te aha te rā i tēnei rā?

On the day we made this video it was Wednesday...   Ko te Rāapa te rā i tēnei rā.

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  1. Anonymous19 May 2019 at 17:16

    I hope you liked this video i liked it
    and this video is very cool.

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  2. Anonymous19 May 2019 at 17:17

    you are good

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