MIHARO. SERIES 2. HAKINAKINA PART ONE

I hangaia hai whakaawe i te hinengaro, he tere, he ātaahua a Mīharo, ā, kikii ana i ngā pātai me ngā whakautu; ngā mea tawhito me ngā mea hou; ngā mahi akoranga me ngā mea pukukata.

Ko te reanga tamariki rima ki te waru te pakeke tā Mīharo e whai nei, ā, kua whakaritea te huarahi e tēnei hōtaka akoranga mā te whiwhi i ngā marau e hāngai tūturu ana ki ngā marautanga a ngā kura.

Ko Tūmanako Productions te kaihanga i ā Mīharo, ā, ko Kay Ellmers te kaiwhakanao, otirā i mahi ngātahi a ia me ngā kaiako kura matatau, kia rite tonu ngā marau ki ngā mahi e ākongahia ana i te kura.

Designed to inspire enquiring minds, is pacy, colourful and jam-packed with questions and answers; the ancient and the modern; learning and laughter.

Mīharo means wonder, surprise, amazement and awe and the show is designed to educate Māori-speaking children in a delightfully entertaining way. Primarily targeted at five to eight-year-olds, this weekday educational series breaks new ground by having programme content specifically aligned with school curriculum areas.

Mīharo is made by Auckland-based Tumanako Productions and producer Kay Ellmers has worked closely with experienced primary school teachers to ensure that the series’ content reflects school-based learning.