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Matariki is the Maori New Year celebration that marks the rise of a star cluster also known as the Pleiades. It falls between June and July each year on a varying date. Matariki is an important celebration where families gather, reflect on the past year, and look to the future with hope for warmer seasons. Traditional activities to mark Matariki include harvesting, planting trees, stargazing, and sharing meals together.
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Matariki is the Maori New Year celebration that marks the rise of a star cluster also known as the Pleiades. It falls between June and July each year on a varying date. Matariki is an important cultural event where families gather, look back on the past year and ahead to the future. Traditional activities involve harvesting, cooking feasts, planting trees, and camping under the stars.
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Matariki is the Maori New Year, marked by the rising of the Matariki star cluster in late May or early June. The Maori New Year celebration involves family gathering, reflection on the past year, and preparing for the new season by planting crops as signs of new beginnings. Matariki is an important part of the traditional Maori calendar and was used to predict the coming seasons and crop yields based on the visibility and brightness of the Matariki stars.
Matariki
Matariki is the Maori name for the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters, and marks the traditional Maori New Year. The Maori new year falls in May or early June when Matariki rises above the horizon and is visible again at night, along with the sighting of the next new moon. Traditionally, Matariki was an important time for Maori families to gather, reflect on the past year, and make preparations for the coming season based on how bright the Matariki stars appeared.
Matariki.pptx
Matariki is the Maori New Year which begins when the Pleiades star cluster called Matariki rises in late May or early June. It is a time for families to gather, remember those who have passed away, and look to the future. Special foods would be eaten during celebrations of the Maori New Year depending on how widely spaced the stars appeared.
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Matariki is the Māori name for the Pleiades star cluster that rises in late May or early June, marking the start of the Māori New Year. The document discusses the meaning of Matariki, identifying the seven main stars visible to the naked eye. It also covers the traditions of Matariki celebrations in New Zealand, such as preparing new crops and renewing family connections, as well as how the star cluster is observed around the world under different names.
Matariki
Matariki is the Māori name for the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters. It marks the Māori new year, which is celebrated by Māori peoples in New Zealand in the last few days of May and early June when Matariki rises before dawn. Traditions include families and schools coming together to view the stars and commemorate their ancestors. Matariki signifies the start of a new year and is said to have watched over Māori peoples for many generations.
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Matariki is the Māori name for the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the Seven Sisters. It marks the Māori new year, which is celebrated by Māori peoples in New Zealand in the last few days of May and early June when Matariki rises before dawn. Traditions include families and schools coming together to view the stars and commemorate their ancestors. Matariki signifies the start of a new year and is said to have watched over Māori peoples for many generations.
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The document describes traditional Maori games that are played by people of all ages during celebrations and gatherings. Some of the games mentioned include morere where people jump off ropes into water, whai which involves making patterns, niti consisting of hand games and spear throwing, titi torea using te reo sticks, pouturu played on wooden stilts, koruru involving throwing stones onto your hand, raupo or bull rush with tackling, and mamau which is a form of wrestling.
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- 1. MAORI NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
- 2. What is Matariki? ANSWER: Matariki is the constellation of stars known in many parts of the world. Matariki is also known as the seven stars/sisters. Matariki is the beginning of the Maori New Year.
- 3. What does Matariki mean? Matariki has two meanings, both of which refer to the cluster of stars. Matariki means Tiny Eyes and Mata Ariki means Eyes of God.
- 4. When is Matariki Celebrated? Matariki is NAMES OF THE celebrated on STARS: different dates WAITI every year( for WAITA example: in 2012 it would be TUPU-A-NUKU celebrated on 21st TUPU0A-RANGI of June, Then in WAIPUNA-A-RANGI 2013 it would be URURANGI celebrated on the 10th of June) MATARIKI
- 5. Why is Matariki Important? Matariki is important because the brighter the stars are the warmer the season will be. It is also when families gather together and think about the past and the future.
- 6. Ways to Celebrate Matariki: There are loads of A FAMILY FEAST ways to Celebrate A NEW HARVEST Matariki with your TREE PLANTING family and in doing so, start your own SLEEP UNDER THE family traditions. STARS Some ideas to get NEW YEARS you started include RESOLUTONS NEXT PAGE ATTEND A MATARIKI EVENT