Little Kiwi's Matariki

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In Miss Hollings' reading class, we read the story 'Little Kiwi's Matariki'. Before we started, we talked about what we thought might happen using our prior knowledge to help us predict. Miss Hollings recorded our ideas for us. After we had read the story, we shared what we had learnt. It was so much fun. We really enjoyed making tukutuku and stars after learning why they are important to Matariki!



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