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A song about the many ways to say 'hello' in te reo Māori, New Zealand's indigenous language. Made with the help of @NZOnAirMusic , the LarrikinPuppets , Ben Gilgen Music, Playground productions Video and Arama Morehouse Sound Engineer.

Sing along with Miss Nicky as we celebrate Māori culture and pride. This song, Because Im Māori was written by Nicolla / Miss Nicky and is soon to be a book made in collaboration with Story Hemi-Morehouse and Bateman Books. Join us on a colourful, musical journey as we sing our way back to te reo Māori. (Audio: Arama Morehouse)

Join Miss Nicky Says in this wonderful waiata about cultural pride and a love for Måori culture. Soon to be a children's book published by Bateman Books, Because I'm Māori (He Māori Ahau) was written and performed by Nicolla / Miss Nicky, Produced by Arama Morehouse and translated by Justin Kereama. Keep an eye out for the beautifully illustrated pukapuka / book, made in collaboration with Stor...

Kanikani means 'Dance' in the Māori language and this song is a celebration of family! In this song we learn the names of family members and their important roles in the family structure starting from Grandparents (Koro and Kuia) all the way down to our Pēpi (Baby). Made with the support of NZ on Air, get up on your feet and kanikani with Miss Nicky and freinds.

Let's learn 70 Māori words and phrases in 7 days! Join us for 12 mins of musical fun and while we celebrate Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) and all you have to do is sing a song everyday with Miss Nicky to learn more than 70 words and phrases in te reo Māori. Let's go!

Shine Pōhutukawa is part of Miss Nicky's 'I Love Matariki' Album and is out on Spotify. Māori people believe that Pōhutukawa is the star associated with death. When the Matariki star cluster rises each year, we look to Pōhutukawa to remember our loved ones who have passed. Te Waka o Rangi is said to take the spirits of our loved ones to sky where they become stars, whetū. This waiata was create...

'The Weather Song' teaches us about two stars from the Matariki Family. When the star, Waipuna-ā-rangi shines bright it's a sign that we're in for alot of rain and if Ururangi is shining then we know it's going to be a Windy year ahead. This song and other songs about Matariki can be found on the album 'I Love Matariki' Now on Spotify and RUclips and made with the help of NZ on Air.

Hiwa-i-te-rangi is one of the stars of Matariki and is the Māori wishing star. This song is featured in the Album 'I Love Matariki' which can be found on Spotify or purchased on Bandcamp at Miss Nicky Says.

I Love Matariki is a silly yet educational rap endorsed by Matariki Advocate, Dr. Rangi Mātāmua. Co-written by Miss Nicky's 15yr old son, G (Hemi), this song explains the environmental influences of some of the stars of Matariki and points out that when certain Matariki stars shine bright they signify a bounty of food found in either the ocean, rivers and streams, under or above ground. This wa...

Join us on a colourful journey as we sing our way back to te reo Māori.

Made with the support of NZ on Air, 'Because I'm Māori' is a song about cultural pride and Whakapapa. Ngā mihi to the Creative Team who made this project happen: Zane River -Film Production, Lee Arahia Ngatare Solo - Art & Animation, Arama Morehouse -Audio/Recording, Mike Bloemendal - Mixing/Mastering, the Morehouse Whānau, Karaitiana Whānau & my bro Dallas Wehipeihana and mokos. Love & Peace.

Te reo Māori | The Chicken Dance | New Zealand | Aotearoa | Songs for Kids | Waiata | Tamariki | Early Learning | Primary School | Education | Heihei |

Te reo Māori | Kiwi Kids Music | Farm Animals | Waiata | Aotearoa |New Zealand | Tamariki | Songs for Kids | Old MacDonald |

I can kōrero Māori

Hā ki roto

A Tuatara in my Gumboot

The Hautapu Song

Tīrama Matariki

Matariki 9 Star Song

Ten Guitars - Miss Nicky Version

Waiata Karakia - A simple Karakia / prayer for children in te reo Māori

Hana Koko

Wheels on the Pahi

Māori colour song

Oma Rāpeti

Healthy food choices

Māhunga, Pakihiwi

People are like rainbows - We are all so different but when we come together we are amazing!

Tenā Koe song