Māori Niho Taniwha Table Cloth L1-Pretend & Play-L2-Role Play-L3-Ride-ons Each decodable reader in the

Each decodable reader in the Set 2 Non-Fiction collection is supported by its own dedicated lesson plan

Sequence the story using fruit or animal cut-outs on a felt board

fail-proof format that encourages confidence

This colourful explorer vest is the perfect addition to your child's dress-up collection

as children recall shapes and colours to solve each puzzle

Māori Niho Taniwha Table Cloth L1-Pretend & Play-L2-Role Play-L3-Ride-ons Each decodable reader in theHonour the strength, resilience and storytelling of Mori culture with the beautifully designed Niho Taniwha Table Cloth by artist Phila Te Wiremu Lagaluga, a multidisciplinary creative of Smoan and Mori heritage. Featuring the powerful Niho Taniwha motif meaning "teeth of the Taniwha" this design symbolises guardianship, strength, and leadership, with the triangular pattern often used in carvings, tukutuku panels, and traditional weaving. Phila brings