2.  Piupiu(flax skirt)
 Kakahu(wollen
bodice)
 Korowai(cloak)
 Barefeet
 Taonga(pendant)

3.  By hongi
 Kissing
 Shaking hands

4.  Making visitors feel
welcome.
 Showing respect at
all times.
 Preparing food and
drink for family or
visitors.

5.  Waitangi Day at
Orongomai marae in
Upper Hutt.
 Matariki is the maori
New Year

6.  Kapa haka
(Action songs)
(Poi)
(Chants)
(Haka)

7.  Instrument names
are:
Conshell, Flute, Koa
uau
,Putorino, Purerehua
, Porotiti, Guitar.
 Wrote their own
songs.

8.  Hangi
 Maori Bread
 Piko Piko
 Kaimoana
 Rotten corn
 Maori potato
 Kumara
 Kawakawa-Drink

9.  Kia Ora
 Haere mai
 Morena
 Kei te pehea Koe?

10.  Christian beliefs
 Wairua(Spiritual)
 Tapu(Sacred)

11.  Marae
(Whare nui)
(Bush huts)

12.  Flag of Tino
rangatiratanga –
Official National
Maori
Flag, approved by
the NZ Cabinet in
2010.
 A white culing stipe
on a red and black
field.

13.  Pounamu
 Carvings(wood/bon
e/greenstone)
 Whakpapa (family
tree)
 Maori language.
 Maori medicine.