Ngā tae o ngā Huarākau (Colours of the fruits)

Ngā Tae o Ngā Huarākau (Colours of the Fruits) – Educational Colouring Book (Bilingual in Te Reo Māori & English)

Get ready to explore the colourful world of fruits with our fun, bilingual colouring book! Ngā Tae o Ngā Huarākau (Colours of the Fruits) helps tamariki (kids) learn about different fruits what they look like, how to say their names in Te Reo Māori and English, and some fun facts about what makes them good for your tinana (body).

Colour and Learn About Fruits:
Each page features a fruit with its name in both Te Reo Māori and English, along with a fun nutrition fact. Children can enjoy discovering new fruits while building their reo Māori and learning about healthy kai in a creative, hands-on way.

Perfect for Travel – A5 Size:
This compact A5 edition is perfect for tamariki aged 3–8 who love to colour and learn on the go. Whether it’s a road trip, a backpack adventure, or quiet time at home, this little book makes big learning fun and easy anywhere.

Made with Love in Aotearoa:
Designed, created and made in Aotearoa (New Zealand), Ngā Tae o Ngā Huarākau celebrates our connection to kai, whenua (land), and Te Ao Māori. The illustrations are hand-drawn and include Māori-inspired patterns to bring each page to life.

Eco-Friendly & High-Quality:
Printed on thick 190 gsm paper and packed in eco-friendly, recycled packaging this book is perfect for crayons, markers, or pencils, and is kind to Papatūānuku (the earth).

Crafted for Creativity:
Each page inspires creativity, builds hand-eye coordination, and supports language learning all while encouraging tamariki to explore healthy kai and reduce screen time through art.

Join the Adventure:
This is the 4th book in our bilingual colouring series, following Ngā Tae (Colours), Ngā Tae o Ngā Moana (Colours of the Ocean), and Ngā Tae o Ngā Manu (Colours of the Birds). Collect them all and continue the journey of learning through nature and culture.

Start a fruity, fun-filled learning journey with Ngā Tae o Ngā Huarākau today – perfect for tamariki, whānau, and educators wanting to grow Te Reo Māori through creativity, colour, and healthy kai!