
Rātā me te Rākau – Junior Journal 57 Level 2 2018
This is a retelling of the traditional Māori tale of Rātā and his quest to find a tree to make a waka. In his haste, Rātā forgets to ask permission from Tāne-mahuta, the god of the forest, and finds that each time he chops down his chosen tree, it is mysteriously restored the next day.
- trees
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- gratitude
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- traditional stories
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- forests
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- waka
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- Rātā
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- gods
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- myth and legend
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- tikanga Māori
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- Tāwhirimātea
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- Māori
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- myth
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- Tangaroa
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- legends
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- kaitiaki
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- myths and legends
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- respect
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- cultural protocols
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- environment
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- Tāne-mahuta


