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Māori@Marshland - Pukeko and Kiwi

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By Kellie Sim and Wiki Brown

Over Term 3, Pukeko and Kiwi have been meeting once a week to participate in some junior kapa haka. The tamariki have been having a fabulous time learning actions to some well known Māori songs. Here is a short video of them singing and doing actions to the Matariki Song.

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