Whakaio Taahi is a traditional Māori game from New Zealand, often played by children. It involves a ball and a series of rules that encourage teamwork and physical activity. The game is typically played outdoors and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The name "Whakaio Taahi" translates to "to strike one," reflecting the game's focus on hitting the ball. It promotes not only physical fitness but also social interaction, as players work together to achieve their goals. This game is part of the rich cultural heritage of the Māori people.