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Hautau hautau

Te Reo Māori • 20 • 20 students • Created with AI following Aligned with New Zealand Curriculum

Te Reo Māori
20
20 students
4 July 2026

Teaching Instructions

I want a plan to focus on fractions. Refresher exercises need to be differentiated.

Refresher exercises need to be differentiated. Set up a maths station with fraction sorting cards at varying difficulty levels, where students match fractions to equivalent pictures, number lines, or simplified forms according to their skill level. Once completed, challenge learners to explain their reasoning in te reo Māori to connect language and maths understanding.

Overview

I tēnei akoranga ka whakamaumahara mātou mō ngā hautau mā ngā tūmomo mahi rerekē (he “station” hautau), ā, ka hono mātou i te pāngarau me te reo mā te whakamārama i ā mātou whakaaro ki te reo Māori. Ka hanga tēnei akoranga i runga i ngā mōhiotanga hautau o mua, ā, ka tīmata mā te whakaatu i ngā hautau ki ngā whakaahua, ngā rārangi tau, me ngā puka māmā.

Learning intentions

  • WALT kia mōhio anō mātou ki ngā hautau, ā, kia taea te hono i ngā hautau ki ō rātou whakaaturanga tika.
  • WALT kia tautuhi mātou i ngā hautau ōrite mā te whakataurite (equivalent).
  • WALT kia whakamahi mātou i te reo Māori hei whakamarama i te take o ā mātou whakautu.
  • WALT kia whakamahere mātou i ngā rautaki wehewehe (differentiation) kia tika mō tō tātou taumata.

Success criteria

  • I can match a fraction to a picture and/or a number line.
  • I can identify equivalent fractions with support (or independently at my level).
  • I can explain my thinking in te reo Māori using sentence starters.
  • I can complete a station task and check my work.

Curriculum links

  • NZ-TMOA-TRR-T3-12 — Ka whakamahi mahere hei whakatakoto, hei whakaraupapa i ngā whakaaro.
  • NZ-TMOA-TRR-T3-15 — Ka tautohu i ētahi kupu ake o tētahi kaupapa motuhake.
  • NZ-TMOA-TRR-T3-14 — Ka whaihua ake āna tuhinga i te noho raupapa mai o ngā whakaaro i roto i ngā kōwae me te whakamahi tohu tuhituhi.
  • NZ-TMOA-TRR-T3-07 — Ka mārama ki ētahi kupu ake o tētahi kaupapa motuhake.
  • NZ-TMOA-TRR-T3-08 — Ka mārama ki te anga o ngā momo kōrero Māori ake nei.

Lesson structure (20 minutes)

  1. 0–3 min · Tīmata (kaiako–katoa). Ka tuhi koe i te pātai: “He aha te tikanga o ngā hautau ōrite?” ā, ka whakatakoto tauira poto i te reo Māori (hei tauira: “Ko te ½ he rite ki te 2/4”). Ka uiui ngā tauira mō tētahi whakaaro kotahi, ka whakahoki mā te katoa.
  2. 3–7 min · Whakamaumahara (direct teach poto). Ka whakaatu koe i tētahi rārangi tau poto me tētahi whakaahua hautau kotahi, ā, ka whakaako i ngā kupu matua: “haurua (½)”, “whā (4)”, “takirua (2)”, “ōrite”, “ngā wāhanga rite”. Ka whakamahia ngā kīanga: “Ki taku whakaaro…”, “Nō te mea…”, “He rite nā te mea…”.
  3. 7–14 min · Maths station (rōpū, kaiako noho ki tētahi rōpū). Ka wehea te akomanga kia 3 rōpū (e 5–7 ngā ākonga). Ka huri ngā rōpū i muri i ia meneti/mō ia wāhanga, kia taea e te katoa te whakamātau i te mahi.
  • Rōpū A (taumata tautoko): ka tohua ngā kāri “fraction ↔ picture” anake (hei tauira 1/2, 1/4, 3/4) me te whakamārama i te mea e rite ana.
  • Rōpū B (taumata toharite): ka tohua “fraction ↔ number line” me te wāhanga rite iti (hei tauira 2/4 ↔ 1/2, 3/6 ↔ 1/2).
  • Rōpū C (taumata teitei): ka whiwhi kāri “simplified form” me te “equivalent matching” (hei tauira 4/8 ↔ 1/2; 6/12 ↔ 1/2; me ngā pātai “He aha i kore ai tēnei?”). Mā ia tauira e hāmenetia ai tana mahi mā ngā kāri, ā, ka tuhi poto (1 rerenga) mā te pepa “whakamārama” e whai kīanga: “Ka whiriwhiri au i tēnei nā te mea…”.
  1. 14–19 min · Wānanga reo (whakamārama i ngā whakaaro). Ka kōwhiri koe i 2–3 tauira (ranei mā ia rōpū kotahi) hei whakaatu i tana whakautu. Ka whakatakotohia e koe te anga reo: “Ko te … he rite ki te …. Nō te mea ….” Ka whakatenatena koe i te toenga o te akomanga kia whakaae, kia pātai rānei mā ngā kupu matua.
  2. 19–20 min · Pūkete poto (exit check). Ka hoatu koe he kāri 1-pātai mō ia ākonga (i runga i tō rātou rōpū): “Whakaū: he aha te hautau ōrite?” Ka kohikohi tere, ka kite koe i te āwhina e hiahiatia ana hei akoranga ā muri.

Resources

  • Fraction sorting cards (3 taumata: tautoko, toharite, teitei)
  • Picture fraction strips (ngā whakaahua haurua/whā/waru)
  • Number line cards (0 ki 1 kua wehea ki 2, 4, 8 wāhanga)
  • Simplified fraction cards (hei utu i ngā ōrite)
  • Station trays for group rotation
  • “Whakamārama” sentence starter sheet in te reo Māori
  • Whiteboard markers and a timer
  • Dyslexia-friendly worksheets (large font, short lines, high-contrast)
  • Visual support: fraction models (paper circles/rectangles) for optional use

Assessment

  • Observation checklist: kei te tika te hono i te hautau ki te whakaahua/rārangi tau.
  • Verbal formative assessment: whakarongo ki te whakamarama a ngā ākonga mō te kupu “ōrite” me te take (“nō te mea”).
  • Exit check: kotahi pātai hautau ōrite kia kitea te taumata mō te rōpū e whai ake nei.

Differentiation

  • Tautoko mō ngā ākonga e hiahia roa ana: pepa iti (1–2 whāinga ia station), tauira kua whakatūpato, me te whakamahi i ngā tauira ā-ringa (fraction models) hei āwhina.
  • Tautoko mō te hunga e raru ana te pupuri/whakaroa: tūtohi wā mārama (timer), mahi poto, me ngā tūnga rōpū (roles) pērā i “kaihōnonga kāri” me “kaitiaki reo”.
  • Rerekētanga mō ngā taumata:
  • Rōpū A: picture matching anake.
  • Rōpū B: add number line.
  • Rōpū C: add simplified form + “explain why”.
  • Mō ākonga matatau (extension i roto i te station): tono kia kimi 2 whakataurite anō mō tētahi hautau, ā, kia tuhi 1 rerenga atu: “Ka kitea anō mā te …”.
  • Dyslexia-friendly reading options: whakamahi i ngā kāri me ngā whakaahua nui, font mārama, me te kōwhiringa kia whakamārama kōrero anake (kauā e tuhi roa).

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