Te Kete a Rākaihautū

Rākaihautū the ancestor of the Waitaha people responsible for carving out the many lakes of Te Waipounamu (the South island) with his Kō (digging stick) is collecting treasures in his kete (basket). This counting story introduces the reader to some of the wildlife unique to Kāi Tahu people.


FEATURES:

• Swipe-to-Read™ to hear the words and playback the story at your own pace.
• Auto Play to enjoy the narration.
• Touch pictures to hear different sound effects.
• Record your narration

This KIWA™Book includes the narration, text, and user interface in these languages:

Te reo Māori
Te reo Turi (NZ Sign Language)

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