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Once your order has been dispatched you will receive a shipping notification with tracking number.
If you have any pātai about your order please email kiaora@tearahouoaotearoa.org.nz
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Please note, if you do not 'checkout' on the website your order will not be received.
Select the quantity of Te Marae Models you would like to purchase. Press 'ADD TO KETE' and follow these steps:
Click ‘KETE' in the top right corner of the website screen
At the Checkout page check you have the correct quantity - Click ‘CHECKOUT’
Fill in the boxes on the left
Your Email - enter your email address - Click ‘Continue'
Delivery Method - enter your shipping details - Click ‘Continue’
Additional Information - fill in the form - Click ‘Continue’
Fill in Payment Details - Click ‘Continue’
If you need an invoice enter discount code “INVOICE” click ‘Apply’ then enter discount code “INVOICESHIPPING” and click ‘Apply’
- this will remove all cost and an invoice will be sent in the next 5 business days
Review & Purchase - Click ‘Purchase’
You will be sent an order confirmation/order invoice directly after pressing ‘Purchase’ - please check your junk mail as it might end up in there. This email confirms you have submitted your order.
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Paying via credit card is our preferred payment method, however, if you do not have the capacity to do so please enter the below discount codes at check out:
At checkout once you get to ‘Payment Details’ enter discount code “INVOICE” click ‘Apply’ then enter discount code “INVOICESHIPPING” and click ‘Apply’ - this will remove all cost and an invoice will be sent in the next 5 business days
You will still need to continue the check out process, once you have finished checking out you will receive an order confirmation of $0 and our team will create and send an invoice within 5 working days. Your order will be sent once your payment has been made.
Any pātai/questions please contact kiaora@tearahouoaotearoa.ac.nz
Mauri Ora!
Te Whare Tapu o te Ngākau Māori – Model
Wharenui Model - 35.5cm x 43cm x 28cm
Te Tomokanga Model
Ingoa Māori Labels and Tangata
Script linking Te Marae model pieces to Te Whare Tapu o te Ngākau Māori and Māmā and Me
Te Marae Model was produced to support our ākonga to better visualise their Huarahi Ako (Learning Journey) with Te Arahou o Aotearoa (MAC). As ākonga pass through our tomokanga, they enter through a portal into Te Ao Māori. The wharenui is intrinsically links to our identity as tangata whenua and the parts of the wharenui are representative of the deep learning and development of Ngākau Māori (A Māori Heart).
The construction of our wharenui can be done in conjunction with the script provided with references to our MAC framework Te Whare Tapu o te Ngākau Māori, along with a copy of Māmā and Me.
The parts of the wharenui model are labelled with ingoa māori, as well as labels for each area of learning in relation to your MAC Huarahi Ako.
Māmā & Me
Nā Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward (Ngāti Toki, Nga Puhi)
Illustrated by You
36 page soft cover pukapuka
21.5cm x 25.5cm
Māmā and Me is a beautifully written read-aloud narrative by Te Ringakaha Tia-Ward that draws on emotion and connection to support rich, meaningful oral literacy. Centred on the relationship between a mokopuna and their grandmother, the story is designed to resonate deeply with readers and listeners alike.
This taonga supports the ākonga journey through Te Huarahi Ako (Learning Journey), exploring each Ngākau in a culturally grounded, emotive way. It encourages deeper thinking and a shift toward a more wairua-based perspective, acknowledging that Te Ao Māori is a wairua world.
Māmā and Me is illustrated not with pictures, but through your imagination, allowing the readers to visualise the story in their own way and express themselves on the pages of this pukapuka. Each telling becomes personal, unique, and meaningful.
Māmā and Me can be adapted to suit different audiences, inviting every listener to step into the story and see themselves as the mokopuna, and to claim Māmā as their own. By teaching the tikanga and kawa around whāngai (adoption within Te Ao Māori), this story becomes a shared experience for all.
Use this resource, along with the power of imagination, to bring life and context to the Te Marae Wharenui of Te Whare Tapu o Te Ngākau Māori.
