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AUTHOR: Carly Waddleton ILLUSTRATOR: Megan Salole HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE TO SAIL THE PACIFIC, BALLET DANCE IN PARIS OR STROLL ON THE MOON I know a Moa that had such dreams. ..the Moa were dreamers so brave and true, They were never afraid to try something new." This is a book f...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sail the pacific, ballet dance in paris or stroll on the moon I know a Moa that had such dreams. "..the Moa were dreamers so brave and true, They were never afraid to try something new." This is a book for anyone who dreams of big adventures.

A fascinating children's book of what happened to the moa, our most legendary extinct bird, written and gloriously illustrated by Ned Barraud.

Sione, Lima, Tavita and Filipo are high school friends, uso or brothers. They are part of a special letter-writing project that helps to start a brave new conversation, an open and honest talanoa with themselves starting with the words, Dear Uso. Here they share the cultural challenges they face, an...

Author: Patrick McDonald Paperback / softback Picture book Kids will love this fun New Zealand retelling of the classic adventure, which hides a moa in every illustration. Kids will love this fun New Zealand retelling of the classic adventure, which hides a moa in every illustration. We're going on a moa hunt. We're not scared. We're going to catch a BIG one. We're NOT scared Uh-oh. a

Winner of the 2013 New Zealand Post Best First Book Non Fiction for Quinn Berentson Winner of the 2013 Royal Society of New Zealand Science Book Prize The moa were the most unusual and unique family of birds that ever lived, a clan of feathered monsters that developed in isolation for many, many millions of&hellip

The book begins with a glimpse of the animals that lived in New Zealand just before people arrived. It then goes back in time, providing snapshots of particular periods, as far back as 180 million years ago. The range of animals covered in this book is remarkable: moa and other extraordinary birds t...

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspiration behind this stunning earthy neutral that we call Moa.

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspiration behind this stunning earthy neutral that we call Moa.

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspiration behind this stunning earthy neutral that we call Moa.

Author: Gillian Candler, Ned Barraud Paperback / softback 36pp h230mm x w210mm From Moa to Dinosaurs, the fifth title in the acclaimed explore discover series for children, looks back in time to reveal what lived in ancient New Zealand. The book begins with a glimpse of the animals that lived in New Zealand just before people arrived. It then goes back in time, providing snapshots of

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspiration behind this stunning earthy neutral that we call Moa.

Moa Grower Height Chart The Moa Grower height chart has become a New Zealand design classic, with kids measuring themselves up against the different kinds of moa, up and down the country. The Moa Grower can measure people up to a whopping 1.95m tall Enough room for all the family. Colour printed on ...

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a story and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspirat...

Help Emergency Batkiwi - Where are you Poor, frightened Tuatara's cries ring out across the forest. The ground is trembling. The trees are shivering. Can that be a MOA peeking from the shadows

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspi...

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old, all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers. It's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspira...

115. Moa: The imagination runs wild with tales of old all about the extinct Moa, the inspiration behind this earthy neutral. Coming face to face with a young Moa, we imagine finding soft warm earthy hues in it's young feathers, so it's a tale and our imagination of the extinct bird that is the inspi...

The Tama Pasifika Wellbeing Journal is designed to help our tama Pasfika connect back to themselves, strengthen their talanoa skills and learn how to heal along their wellbeing journey. The Tama Pasifika Wellbeing Journal is a culturally safe space for our tama Pasifika to reflect, explore and stren...

The Tama Pasifika Wellbeing Journal is designed to help our tama Pasfika connect back to themselves, strengthen their talanoa skills and learn how to heal along their wellbeing journey. The Tama Pasifika Wellbeing Journal is a culturally safe space for our tama Pasifika to reflect, explore and stren...

Tama explores the landscapes, cities, beaches and farmlands, so kids in New Zealand and around the world can get to know this magical country. Story by Beks Bongiovanni Illustrations by Laker

Go back in time to explore ancient forests, lakes and the seas around Zealandia, and discover unique survivors and long-extinct animals that once made this land their home: Dinosaurs of Gondwana and Zealandia Giant penguins and shark-toothed dolphins Crocodilian and turtle inhabitants of ancient lakes Moa, adzebill and other extinct birds Tuatara, wt and bird&hellip

Kapa Haka doll Tama Kia ora, Im Tama My twin sister is Hine Mori soft doll is dressed in traditional Mori clothing with facial features embroidered on. Polyester plush toy, with traditionally inspired outfit and embroidered eyes, nose and mouth. Bone necklace made from felt. Cannot free stand. Height when standing approx. 380mm.