Introduce the children to Maori Koru designs through Maori Legends. Look at ferns (or pictures of ferns) and discuss their shape as they unfold. Spend a few days on practicing forming a koru shape on newsprint with crayons.

In this basic step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process of creating your own koru design with clear and easy-to-follow instructions. In this video, we'll also kōrero about how...

Sep 18, 2022 · Koru is a spiral shape representing the unfurling fern and is an integral symbol in Maori art from New Zealand. It symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace. This project was one of a few lessons I did with Year 1-2 students on art from different cultures.

Koru: the most common Māori pattern found in a Kōwhaiwhai. The Koru or pītau is based on the unfurled shoot of a fern. It is also used to depict waves in the ocean, energy flow and even personified to represent members of a family .

Koiri patterns are repeating koru that turn back and forth branching off each other infinitely it seems. This type of pattern is said to symbolise the flourishing of nature and the ‘breadth of life’.

Meant to supplement classroom instruction for my students, anyone can have fun creating patterns and motifs inspired by the art of the Maori....more. This how-to video demonstrates how to...

The koru (Māori for "loop" or "coil") is a spiral shape and is an integral symbol in Māori art. Its spiral shape, which resembles an unfurling silver fern frond, signifies new beginnings, growth, and the continual unfolding of life's journeys.

Creating a Koru sculpture is a fantastic way for kids to explore their creativity and learn about sculpting. They can bring their imagination to life in 3D with just a few simple tools and steps. Have fun creating your own Koru masterpiece!