How the Kiwi Lost its Wings : Floor Puzzle
How the Kiwi Lost its Wings : Floor Puzzle
Tae Eke Educational Resources
When Tāne Mahuta saw his forest dying, he asked the birds to leave the canopy and live on the forest floor to save the trees. Only Kiwi was brave enough to accept, knowing he would lose his wings and never see the daylight again. Because of this great sacrifice, Kiwi became a symbol of courage and is now the most cherished bird of Aotearoa.from durable MDF wood and 4 millimetres thick, designed for tamariki to explore through hands-on play, storytelling, and visual learning.
Puzzle piece numbers can be customised depending on your specifications, with standard options including 9-piece, 16-piece, 18-piece, 32-piece, and 42-piece versions — making it easy to choose the right challenge level. Ideal for whānau time, classrooms, or as a standout gift, this puzzle invites tamariki to explore courage, clever thinking, and perseverance through play, while building a deeper understanding of Māori storytelling and cultural identity.
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