Inquiry 16 T2

Walt: Introduction to the human body - 'My body parts and systems'

Instructions:

1. As you carry out group discussions and activities record your new learning in the presentation below.

This weeks slides

NZ@Rio Olympics 2016

Meet the NZ team

LINK TO PRESENTATION

Part 1 of animation rubric:

Instructions for DLO-

Example:

Training for Rio with the Korean Judo Team

Training for Rio with Air Pistol shooter

Training for Rio with the Irish Hockey Team

Getting ready for Rio with the SA Rugby Team

Weightlifting training

Training with India's first Gymnast

Training for Gymnast Epke Zonderland

Training with the USA Volleyball team

Walt: Introduction to the human body - 'My body parts and systems'

Instructions:

1. As you carry out group discussions and activities record your new learning in the presentation below.

This weeks slides

LINK TO PRESENTATION

Part 1 of animation rubric:

Instructions for DLO-

Example:

Walt: We are learning about the journeys of our four house wakas and what they represent.

Instructions:

Use this presentation to show evidence of your research into the history of the four Pt England House waka. This information will be used when designing your literary canvases later in the term.

Presentation Room 1

Presentation Room 2

Presentation Room 3

Presentation Room 4

Presentation Room 5

Origami

1. Video link 1 - basic boat

2, Video link 2 - your choice with partner

3. Collage art - hot and cold colours

Walt: we are learning why a waka is important to the people of the Pacific and the features that caused a successful journey.

Instructions:

Use this presentation to show evidence of your research into the history of the Polynesian navigators and their waka.

DLO - Rubric here:

Inquiry Topic: ‘as i see it’ - Term 2 2016

Resources

Resources:Teaching notes

Team 5 Focus: What was the purpose of a waka?

Topic Task: Your task is to create a digital learning object (animation with voiceover) that shares your understanding and provides information about the purpose of a waka. Explain the purpose/use of each part of the waka and the significance of early voyages made on waka from the Pacific to NZ. Compare the mission of early waka to that of waka today - relating PES waka names.

Graphic Novelist: Johnny Angel

WALT:

• 1. WALT: Explore and apply the elements of the visual arts: the basic qualities of two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and time-based compositions: line, point, tone, texture, colour, form or mass, shape, space, time

  2. WALT: Art works reflect iconic objects and images from past and present heritage cultures and identify the contexts in which they were or are made, viewed, and valued.

• Johnny Angel: Graphic Novelist ( Heritage LOGO Design)

A literary Canvas: A conversation about your art.

• Artist: John Ioane - A literary canvas

1. WALT: Art works convey, communicate and transmit a meaning within a context.

2. WALT: Art works reflect iconic objects and images from past and present heritage cultures and identify the contexts in which they were or are made, viewed, and valued.

Movie link:

AFI Samoan Super Hero