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1	Education Review Office ERO reviews schools and early childhood education services, and publishes national reports on current education practice.	30
2	TKI Ministry of Education's Supporting Your Child’s Learning pamphlet series has some great ideas for encouraging children's learning at home.	31
3	Spelling Vocabulary and SpellingCity.com has: * Over 42,000 spelling words with customizable sentences and definitions * A REAL person who says each word and sentence * Free home pages for teachers and parents to save lists	40
4	wickED Welcome to wickED Kia ora Come on in and join us - Ed, Wiki and Tipani. Check out wickED for fun activities and resources to help you with your learning. Visit Our Place to find out more.	51
5	The National Library Welcome Find out what's in our collections Go to the Alexander Turnbull Library Explore the Māori world at the Library	22
6	New Zealand Herald New Zealand Herald	24
7	NZ Maths A thorough website of maths resources and units of work.	17
8	Korero Maori Hello! Welcome! Kōrero Māori is for everyone who wants to speak the Māori language, or learn more about it. You can find interactive conversations, language resources, and advice to help you increase your knowledge of reo Māori. Make yourself at home – and give it a go!	11
9	Census At School Senior students filling out their measuring results.	62
10	Electrical Safety World Test your knowledge safety quiz. Use this link to play the safety quiz	34
11	Sustainable Energy World Find out more about sustainable energy by clicking on this link. Useful if you are using this for your speech topic.	47
12	Learn Maori Korero T Reo Maori Within this section you will learn the basics of pronouncing Māori. Throughout the website we use a macron such as ā to indicate a long vowel sound, this will be explained in more detail under the vowel section. We acknowledge that there are a number of dialect differences that are not covered in this website or reflected in the video recordings that appear throughout Māori Language.net. These variations are found regionally throughout the country but do not prevent an understanding of the language. It is hoped this website will be a vehicle to promote the learning of Te Reo Māori and foster a collective effort in achieving a larger number of people who understand and speak the language. Use the menu to the left to start your journey by learning the basics of pronouncing Māori. Once you have done that, continue to practice with phrases or songs.	21
13	Britannica Online A very useful and thorough research area that is safe and reliable.	10
14	cool maths games A website with great stratagey ,skill and nubmers games.	9