Kaiako support for learning at home

Waiho i te toipoto, kaua i te toiroa.

Let us keep close together, not far apart.

Kaiako are a key resource for tamariki. Tamariki and kaiako may be apart physically but we can stay close together by connecting and maintaining relationships.

Waiora

Wellbeing

Kei te pēhea koe? | How are you?
Kei te pēhea koe? | How are you? – explore ways to check in and support yourself

Te tūhono ki ngā tamariki, ki ngā whānau hoki

Connecting with tamariki and whānau

Keeping tamariki connected
Keeping tamariki connected – tamariki catch up via video
Connections in your community
Connections in your community - using community images to stimulate discussion

Whakangungu ngaiotanga

Professional support

Use the information, idea prompts, and questions in these Te Whāriki Online spotlights to help you reflect on ways you can support learning at home.

Home-based learning
Home-based learning – rich learning opportunities in everyday home life
Pacific voices
Pacific voices – ideas inclusive of the identities and languages of Pacific peoples
Learning to learn
Learning to learn – fostering mana and positive learning identities
Social competence and oral language
Social competence and oral language – supporting tamariki maintaining relationships with others
Te Whāriki Online whānau page for supporting learning at home
Return to resources for early learning on the Learning From Home website
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