Ko wai kei te papa takaro?

Text in Maori: "Me kimi ko wai e t&&&257;karo ana ki runga i te retireti, i te t&&&257;rere, i te pae piki i runga aha an&&&333; i t&&&275;nei pukupuku papa whakam&&&299;haro m&&&333; t&&&275;tahi toronga ki te papat&&&257;karo. He pukapuka m&&&257;m&&&257;, p&&&257;tai atu, whakahoki mai t&&&333;na hanga hei hoatu i kupu hou me ng&&&257; rerenga k&&&333;rero hou m&&&257; t&&&275;tahi tukanga p&&&257;hekoheko. Ko ng&&&257; whakaahua rerehua n&&&257; te kaitango whakaahua rongonui, n&&&257; Jane Ussher ka whai w&&&257;hi ng&&&257; tamariki me &&&333; r&&&257;tou wh&&&257;nau hei k&&&333;rero paki me t&&&363;hura i te reo. E &&&257;hei hoki ana te tiki i t&&&275;tahi pukapuka reo rua i te reo M&&&257;ori me te reo P&&&257;keh&&&257;. Find out who is playing on the slide, the swing, the climbing frame and more in a charming, educational boardbook about a visit to the playground. The simple question-and-answer format introduces new words and sentences in an engaging and interactive way. The photographs by renowned New Zealand photographer Jane Ussher provide opportunities for tamariki and their wh&&&257;nau to tell new stories and explore the M&&&257;ori language A bilingual edition is also available."