Raranga Harakeke (Pahiatua), starts Wednesday 3rd August (9-weeks)
#39282 RARANGA HARAKEKE (9-WEEKS) Learn the art of raranga and weave with harakeke. This course...
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Raranga Refined (Masterton) – Course Full.
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#36673 RARANGA HARAKEKE (6-WEEKS) Always wanted to learn the art of raranga and weave harakeke...
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Using the process of learning the art of flax weaving, you will experience Te Reo Māori in action and also lean about the tikanga behind choosing flax and working with it. This is a learn by doing programme where the Te Reo will be incorporated in the doing. You may not even realise that you are learning a wide variety of things as work and talk together.
Course Number: 06204
Tutor: Violet Edwards
Date: Starting Wednesday 9 May 2018
Time:11.00am – 2.30pm
Venue: Te Awhina Cameron Community House
Bring something for a shared lunch
Organiser: Tracy Graham
Phone: 06 377 1379
Te Reo Māori in Action – Raranga (Weaving) Daytime Masterton Term 1 2019
By the end of this course the learner will;• How to harvest and care for their harakeke and pa...
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Kick-start your native plant identification skills with our beginner workshop! Learn how to identify a selection of local plant species using sight, smell, touch and taste.![]()
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You’ll start by learning the defining features of plant identification, before heading out into the ngahere to learn about the names, history and importance of a selection of native plants, as well as how to identify them. ![]()
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Beginners Guide to Plant Identification
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Beginners Guide to Plant Identification
Learn how to make sourdough bread in this hands-on workshop. Local tutor, SandRa Timmins, will cover the whole process from caring for your starter bug through to baking your sourdough loaf.![]()
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www.reapwairarapa.nz/breadmaking-sourdough/
Explore and become familiar and comfortable with Te Reo Māori through learning and understanding language and practices. Ideal for those wanting to build more confidence and extend their knowledge. All welcome. ![]()
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Nau mai, haere mai.![]()
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www.reapwairarapa.nz/te-reo-maori-me-ona-tikanga/