Rāhui
When the strawberries in the garden start to mysteriously disappear, Huia suggests a rāhui to make sure there will be enough berries to share on her mother’s birthday.
About this resource
Series: Junior Journal 58 Level 2 2019
Reading year level: 3
Category: Fiction
Topics: bans, birthday, conservation, environment, family, gardening, MASAM, patience, te ao Māori, te reo Māori, rāhui, responsibility, rewards, siblings, strawberries, whānau
Rāhui
Words by Steph Matuku
Ilustrations by Isobel Te Aho-White.
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