Māori Monarchy Ceremonies and Traditions
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Māori Monarchy Ceremonies and Traditions
Te Reo Māori - Year 6 Exploring tikanga and special events Ko te reo te mauri o te mana Māori
What is the Māori Monarchy?
Te Kīngitanga - The Māori King Movement Started in 1858 to unite Māori people Special ceremonies mark important events Tikanga Māori guides all traditions
Timeline of Important Ceremonies
Pōwhiri - Welcome Ceremonies
Traditional welcome for important visitors Includes hongi, haka, and speeches Shows respect and brings people together Used when welcoming the Māori King
Timeline Activity
Work in pairs to create your own ceremony timeline Use the images and dates provided Write one sentence in te reo Māori about an event Example: 'Ko te koroneihana te mea nui i te tau 1966'
Koroneihana - Annual Celebration
Yearly celebration of the Māori King Held at Tūrangawaewae Marae Thousands of people attend Features traditional food, performances, and unity
Role-play Preparation
Form groups of 4-5 students Each group receives a ceremony card Plan a short role-play in te reo Māori Practice using: 'I te kōrero mō te [ceremony], ka tū ngā tangata ki te...'
Reflection Time
He aha ngā mea pai i ako ai koe i tēnei akoranga? (What good things did you learn in this lesson?) Kei te mōhio koe he aha te tikanga o ngā tikanga Māori? (Do you understand the significance of Māori traditions?)