Pacific Language Images
Free to use Pacific Language Images
We are very happy to provide a series of Pacific Language Images that make it easier to display information. These include common words and phrases, statistics, scriptures and imagery across a number of Pacific Languages.
At Pacific Learners, we are very happy to engage with an amazing group of educators who bring front-line teaching experience, cultural knowledge and share ideas and stories that make up our content strategy.
If you would like us to send you an infographic, flick us an email at info@pacificlearners.co.nz and we will be more than happy to send it to you.
This challenging word search is made up of Pacific Island names and common Pacific Island words, how many can you find?
Word Search: Fiji, Kiribati, Niue, Cookislands, Samoa, Tonga, Moe, Ikai, Malo, Leai, Fale, Talofa, Tulou, Pacific, Kole, Sefulu, Hongofulu, Umu, Inu, Bula
A Whakataukī allows us to consider our thinking through the lens of Māori, rather than our own. The below Whakataukī is aligned to our belief that children are a Taonga (treasure), and that by sowing seeds of encouragement, kindness, patience and love, we are laying the foundation for our children’s future.
White Sunday is an important day in the Pacific Calendar. Children have the opportunity to dress up in their best white outfits, perform songs and quote scriptures in front of the Church. This scripture is widely recited by Tongan children while their parents and family look on proudly
Tuvalu, a special place in the Pacific is influenced by principals based on culture, history and stories.
