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Arts and Crafts
MY WHĀNAU COLLAGE
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Instructions: 1. Think about who is in your whānau.
Design some koru patterns to represent your whānau members –e tahi koru for each person in your whānau. 2. Think about your local maunga.
What shape is it? Cut it out of the kākāriki card. 3. Think about your local moana. Cut this out of the kikorangi card. 4. Use the glue and stick the maunga and the moana on the pango card. 5. Use the different koru patterns you have made to represent your whānau, and glue these around the maunga.
You will need: Scissors Glue Stick Kākāriki Card Kikorangi Card Pango A4 Card A4 Card in different colours
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