Matariki Collaborative Art Poster | NZ Classroom Display Activity - FREE
Matariki Collaborative Art Poster | NZ Classroom Display Activity - FREE
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Celebrate Matariki with a beautiful whole-class art activity that every child can take part in.
This Matariki Collaborative Art Poster is simple to prepare and creates a meaningful classroom display. Each student colours one section of the poster, then the pieces are joined together to reveal a shared artwork featuring the Matariki stars.
It is a lovely way to build class community, mark the Māori New Year, and create a display that shows how every child’s contribution matters.
Perfect for classrooms, homeschool groups, libraries, and community spaces.
What’s included:
A collaborative Matariki poster
Individual colouring squares for students
A finished display piece for your wall
Easy print-and-go format
Why teachers love it:
Simple to prepare
Suitable for a wide range of ages
Great for whole-class participation
Creates an eye-catching Matariki display
Encourages teamwork and shared celebration
This resource is ideal for adding a calm, creative, and meaningful activity to your Matariki learning.
This is an instant download.
Also check out my other Matariki products:
Matariki Scavenger Hunt
Matariki resource pack
Matariki Bundle
I love starting my Matariki unit with this poster...the class gets so excited. I've used this for many years.
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What happens after purchase?
Instant digital download
No physical product shipped
Lifetime access
Use in one classroom or homeschool
Print at home or school
Who created this?
Created by Lisa, a Montessori-trained teacher, NZ registered teacher, school principal, and former homeschooler. These resources are tested with real learners, including neurodivergent children, and designed to be practical, affordable, and low-prep.
✔ Used in real Montessori and homeschool settings
✔ Designed to support independence, mixed-age learning, and neurodivergent learners
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