Words & Waiata – Ōmokoroa Library
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries An interactive story time for preschoolers with stories, rhymes, songs and movement. 10am - 10:30am Fridays. During school term times only. Find out more
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries An interactive story time for preschoolers with stories, rhymes, songs and movement. 10am - 10:30am Fridays. During school term times only. Find out more
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries Hey kids... join us for Brick Club! Come along each week for a new building challenge using our LEGO collection. 3:30pm - 4:30pm Thursday. During school term times only. Find out more
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries An interactive story time for preschoolers with stories, rhymes, songs and movement. 10am - 10:30am Fridays. During school term times only. Find out more
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries Hey kids... join us for Brick Club! Come along each week for a new building challenge using our LEGO collection. 3:30pm - 4:30pm Thursday. During school term times only. Find out more
Presented by: Western Bay of Plenty District Libraries A book club focused on Junior Fiction books. Share books, play games, do crafts and make new friends! Perfect for readers aged 8-13. 3:30pm - 4:30pm the second Wednesday of each month. Find out more
We’re excited to bring the Beyond Acknowledgement series to our creative community! To help us understand who is finding this resource useful, we ask that you fill out a short form before accessing the video. Disclaimer: This presentation is not intended as expert advice on Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It shares perspectives from Tauranga Moana and the arts. While the examples are local, the principles may be useful elsewhere.
We’re excited to bring the Beyond Acknowledgement series to our creative community! To help us understand who is finding this resource useful, we ask that you fill out a short form before accessing the video. Disclaimer: This presentation is not intended as expert advice on Te Tiriti o Waitangi. It shares perspectives from Tauranga Moana and the arts. While the examples are local, the principles may be useful elsewhere.
