Bringing te reo Māori to everyday museum experiences
Museum exhibits will feature wooden overlay tiles naming objects in te reo Māori, helping visitors connect everyday items with Māori language. Children can take part in a special scavenger hunt, while families can enjoy te reo Māori games, puzzles and activities in the museum's Wharenui and Tamariki Area. Visitors can also explore a display highlighting the history of Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
The museum will also host a series of preschool sessions led by programmes and engagement co-ordinator Jeffrey Addison, introducing tamariki to the sounds of traditional Māori instruments and waiata through storytelling and music.
The activities are free with museum entry and run throughout September, offering locals and visitors alike an opportunity to celebrate, hear and experience te reo Māori in everyday ways.
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