Māori Niho Taniwha Table Cloth

Māori Niho Taniwha Table ClothHonour 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

The lesson plans included will give you plenty of classroom activities and ideas to start with

The Fruit Clock is a creative science gadget that uses the power of acidic fruits to generate electricity and operate a digital clock

Collaborative Projects: Students can work in groups to build structures

This engaging set includes a felt pond

it's crucial to regularly inspect all components of your play equipment for wear and tear to ensure ongoing safety

saffron bun and sourdough

Incorporate the set into a lesson about hot drinks

Uses engaging non-fiction content paired with clear photographic images to aid comprehension and retain interest

Ideal for introducing scientific method and lab techniques

while the modern colour palette adds aesthetic appeal to every creation

and planning

Enhances concentration and focus through engaging tasks