Below are some songs that we have referenced in our Lessons which you can share with your whānau and tamariki. These songs can be used in the weeks suggested, across multiple weeks, or you might have your own ideas for song choices.
We also have a Playlist with a few audio clips recorded by tamariki and whānau for you to listen along to as well.
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Sing-a-long Lyrics provided to view and download/ print.
Disclaimer: Kia mohio mai – The waiata offered on this page are not our own original content.
We have provided links to songs which we have found tamariki enjoy and further enhance the message of Christ. A project goal is to one day produce our own video content to share.
If you believe we have breached any copyright rules, please contact us to rectify this.
