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Kūtai Fritters

Kutai fritters cover.
L2 cover image aug2012.

by Charlene Mataio

In this simple fictional recount, a young Māori boy, Kalani, describes an event that will be familiar to some students: gathering kaimoana with the whānau. The story demonstrates important aspects of the relationships within the whānau, including respecting elders and sharing of knowledge and tikanga (cultural concepts) associated with gathering kaimoana. The story illustrates the passing on of knowledge and experience from older whānau members (Koro, Dad) to the next generation.

Series: School Journal Level 2, August 2012

Curriculum level: 2

Reading year level: 4

Category: Fiction

Related titles: Listed in TSM

Topics: sustainability, respect, taonga, Tangaroa, food, tikanga Māori, fear

In: School Journal Level 2, August 2012

Publication date: August 2012

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