Maths helps children to think logically, strategically, creatively, and critically – skills and knowledge which are particularly valuable in today’s information and digital age. What is maths? Te Whāriki positions maths as one of the many forms of expression that children need to communicate successfully and widely.

A second edition maths dictionary that focuses on levels 1 to 5 of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa: Pāngarau. It includes lists of Māori words and English words with explanations and supporting diagrams. For more information about this resource, visit …

Te Ara Tohu Pāngarau: te Poutama Pāngarau is a structured pāngarau approach developed for Māori-medium settings. The programme offers a detailed framework for teaching pāngarau (mathematics) and is built around the concept of the Mata Ako, which outlines the different areas of key foundational learning within the different whenu …

(noun) cummutative property (maths). Ko te āhuatanga kōaro e mea ana kāore he take o te raupapa o ngā tau i roto i tētahi paheko (RTP 2010:189). / Cummutative property is saying that there is no point in sequencing numbers in an operation.

Have fun learning how to count objects, tell the time, and all things related to numbers! We have different maths resources such as games and worksheets which will help learners improve their math skills ranging from simple and enjoyable tasks to thought-provoking activities.

Māori-medium: English-medium: Tau 13: Arithmetic Sequences and Series 1 (Word, 111 kB). Enlargement (PDF, 180 kB)

The Ministry of Education has migrated nzmaths content to Tāhūrangi. e-ako maths or e-ako Pāngarau along with e-ako PLD 360 are still available.

Explore maths together – Mā Kōrua e Tūhura te Pāngarau includes a video and pamphlet in te reo Māori and English to help parents and whānau support maths learning in the home. This is a companion resource to the Kōwhiti Whakapae Maths kaiako guide.

Sep 26, 2024 · Following the Government’s announcement that funding for the maths and pāngarau teaching resources for all Years 0-8 students will come from Te Ahu o te Reo Māori which will come to a close at the end of 2024, there will be ongoing opportunities for te reo education across the education system.

Help your year 3-4 class brush up on their maths knowledge and explore new topics with this fantastic range of Te Reo Māori maths activities and resources.