Skip to main content

The Kuranui Waka and the Story of Te Pakakohi

An ancient waka discovered on the banks of the Kuranui Stream, near Pātea, tells the story of the people who once owned it and their experience after the New Zealand wars.

A preview of the article called The Kuranui Waka and the Story of Te Pakakohi. A photo of three men discovering an old waka in a riverbed. The cover of School Journal Level 4 November 2024 appears.

Tags

  • AudienceKaiakoStudents
  • Curriculum Level4
  • Education SectorPrimary
  • Learning AreaEnglish
  • Progression rangeYears 7-8
  • Resource LanguageEnglish
  • Resource typeText/Article
  • SeriesSchool Journal
  • Teaching StrategyMixed

About this resource

Series: School Journal Level 4 November 2024

Reading year level: 8

Topics: ancestors, colonisation, community, confiscation, conservator, culture, Kuranui, New Zealand Wars, Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāwaka Taurua, Pātea, peace, Taranaki, Te Pakakohi, Tītokowaru, tūpuna, waka, whakapapa, whenua

Ngā rawa kei tēnei rauemi:
    Reviews
    0

    The Kuranui Waka and the Story of Te Pakakohi

    Words by Airana Ngawera

    An ancient waka discovered on the banks of the Kuranui Stream, near Pātea, tells the story of the people who once owned it and their experience after the New Zealand wars.

    Digital copies

    You can download a copy of this article. Go to the "About this resource" section at the top of the page.

     See Materials that come with this resource and choose:

    • The-Kuranui-Waka-and-the-Story-of-Te-Pakakohi-text (.pdf)

    Order copies

    Copies of School Journals are distributed free to primary schools that use the New Zealand Curriculum.

    Schools can re-order print copies of School Journal issues at:


    Down the Back of the Chair

     

    More from this issue of the School Journal