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Resources and ideas to create an environment that celebrates the diversity of each child, whanau and kaiako.

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AudienceKaiako
Education SectorKaiako
Level of SupportSelf directed
Resource LanguageEnglish
Resource Owner[email protected]
Resource typeCollection/Curriculum Guide
Review Date08/19/2025
  • Identity language and culture

    Read how identity, language, and culture play a vital part in tamariki wellbeing, sense of belonging, and identity as capable and competent learners.

    Free
  • Learning to learn

    Use this downloadable workshop to explore learning to learn on your own or with your team.It includes key points, a short video, team activities, and opportunities for personal reflection.

    Free
  • Aotearoa New Zealand's histories kōrero cards

    A set of cards designed to support you to talk about Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories. See the materials that come with this resource below to download the cards.

    Free
  • Calming Rituals

    Find ideas for calming your tamariki.

    Free
  • Learning through everyday activities

    Here are some ideas to help children learn through everyday activities in the home. This resource is part of the “Learning in the home” set. See the resource carousel below for more. 

    Free
  • Playcentre – whānau-led early childhood education service

    This downloadable workshop is designed for Playcentre parents/whānau to stimulate thinking and discussion about being kaiako, weaving a whāriki through Learning Conversations and Learner Maps, and building relationships.

    Free
  • Growing bicultural practice learning modules

    Five online self-paced learning modules to support overseas trained teachers gain a deeper understanding of Te Whāriki, and how to implement this curriculum in their teaching practice.

    Free
  • Pathways and transitions

    Resource discusses how to support children, parents, and whānau with transitions in early learning services and to school and kura.

    Free
  • Home-based early childhood education

    This downloadable workshop is designed for home-based kaiako to stimulate thinking and discussion about the rich learning opportunities you can find in relationships, everyday home life, and getting out into the local community.

    Free
  • Talking together - Learning in the home

    Te kōrerorero: Hei kōrerorero ki te kāinga (Talking together: Learning in the home) is a whānau companion resource to the Talking together, Te kōrerorero resource for kaiako.

    Free
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