Whakatauāki are proverbs and like pepeha are used often used in whaikōrero= speech making or to give further meaning
to a piece of work which is why whakatauāki are used throughout Iti Kahurangi.
16 Whakatauaki = Proverbs
17 Korero = Traditional Stories
A collection of prominent traditional Wairarapa stories.
18 Kaiārahi sub-unit overview
View Listing19 Tupuna = Ancestors
Tupuna
20 Kaumatua = Elders
The following profile’s are taken from Ngā Whakamāramatanga o te Moana.
21 Pakeke = Adults
The two profiles that follow are examples of posters that can be made on a local leader.
22 Papakaīnga sub-unit overview
This section of the unit encourages students and educators to get outside of the classroom and visit some of the sites which are of both historical and personal significance to local iwi. By exploring the rich history of the areas surrounding their local schools, students and educators can foster a sense of belonging and of their roles as kaitiaki of the whenua.
23 Pukaha Mount Bruce
Pukaha Mt Bruce is an ideal destination for classes and groups looking to explore the flora and fauna found in a natural environment here in the Wairarapa. It provides visitors with an authentic experience where they can explore some of our living taonga.
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24 Awa = Rivers
Wairarapa Awa
25 Maunga =Mountains
Wairarapa Maunga
27 Opaki School hikoi to Wairarapa Moana
The following is an example of an EOTC school hikoi undertaken by Opaki School.
28 Tina overview
A common call to work and think in unity that can be heard on marae across the nation is “Tuturu whakamāua, kia tīna” The response in agreement is “Tīna” this gives body and support to the statement. This section of the unit encourages students and educators to take action regarding what they have learnt.
29 Tina Action plan process
The purpose of this section of the unit is to select a course of action in response to the learning that has taken place during the
course of the unit. Responses may include: