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Kupu Rorirori

Kupu Rorirori

Regular price $45.00 NZD
Regular price $60.00 NZD Sale price $45.00 NZD
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Ngā mihi, Every purchase helps us to provide scholarships for rangatahi

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Kupu Rorirori harnesses the beauty of Te Reo Māori (think Māori Scrabble) in a word-based game that creates a fun learning environment for you to practice your reo. Players compete against each other to assemble their tiles into words at intense speeds to build their puzzles.

Play against your friends and family and see whose kupu Māori is strongest!!

Are your skills up to the task? Do you have the expertise? Kei a wai te pukenga?

Where possible, we have chosen to use natural materials from wooden tiles to the cotton mesh bag.

Contents:

1 x Storage Box

1 x Mesh Tile Bag

161 Tiles

4 x Kupu Hou/Glossary Cards (from 3, 4, 5, 6+ letter words)

 1 x Ngā Tikanga Rules Card

For ages 8+

Disclaimer: children are to be supervised by an adult or parent at all times. The game does contain small parts that can be hazardous for small children

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Customer Reviews

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Happy to be home...
Great idea

Kia ora,

We've recently come back from Aus and need to get back on track with our Reo. This game will help us so much, so thank you for the great idea and fast service.

Ka pai

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Ruth Kingi

I purchasef thd fzme for my mokupuna she said she's trying it, & helps her to improve her reo. Thank you

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Nobby Wihare
He Kupu Roriroi

Kia Ora
Nga mihi o te kupu rorirori
Having kupu rorirori has made spelling kupu maori alittle easier for myself and whanau.
Mauri Ora

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Cat B
Love this!

Thank you for this lovely game, it’s really going to help with encouraging te reo Māori in our house. The personal card was also a lovely touch. Thank you team x

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Sky Mcleod
Pai

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