This is an educational method that takes only the name of Maori Sticks, but does not even resemble the real thing. Thanks for noticing. This activity is a great way to teach children steady beat and rhythm. The song they are singing is the first verse of a religious song called Follow the Prophet.
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this is amazing 😍
thank you! The kids really like this one.
Love this idea and I can't wait to try it next month with my Primary children. Thank you
Ka mau te wehi e hoa mā. Cool to see this very old Māori game 'Te rakau' being adopted.
so cool aye I did these in primary school back in NZ 🌿🌱
Gr8t idea thanku
I learned this from her workshop in Portland and she actually called them Rhythm sticks.
Where did you get the sticks Sharla?
la viejita, a tenido equilbrio y agilidad aun... :O
Summoning some soul back to life
Lol
This is not how it's played and this is the wrong song
This is an educational method that takes only the name of Maori Sticks, but does not even resemble the real thing. Thanks for noticing. This activity is a great way to teach children steady beat and rhythm. The song they are singing is the first verse of a religious song called Follow the Prophet.