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womens rugby world cup
womens rugby world cup
There are 12 nations competing at the WRWC.
The Womens Rugby World Cup is being held in England and is being played in 8 cities.
The Womens Rugby World Cup is being held in England and is being played in 8 cities.
Read about - Portia Woodman from NORTHLAND
continents, countries and capitals
continents, countries and capitals
WHAT IS A CONTINENT?
A continent is a large mass of land in a region of the world. There are seven continents: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania.
WHAT MAKES A CAPITAL CITY, a capital city?
A capital is a city where a region's government is located. This is where government buildings are and where government leaders work.
manaiakalani film festival
manaiakalani film festival
matariki
matariki
Click on the picture to learn more about Matariki and Puanga
edublog post
edublog post
Title - What is your blog post about?
Write 4-5 sentences to explain what your blog post is about
Tags - add your tags
Add at least one picture to your blog from the student shared drive.
Check your spelling and punctuation.
Publish
anzac
anzac
Term 1 - Week 11/ Term 2 - Weeks 1-2
Term 1 - Week 11/ Term 2 - Weeks 1-2
Term 1 - week 9 - share - edublog
Term 1 - week 9 - share - edublog
My Sea Creature Study
I researched a sea creature and created a google slide deck to share my learning. This is the link to my learning.
Tags - Inquiry, Topic, Sea Week, Plastic, Kaitiakitanga
Write 3-5 sentences about your learning? What did you learn to do? What part did you enjoy the most? What did you find tricky?
Publish your google slide on your blog - Whaea Deb to show you how.
Check your spelling and punctuation.
Publish
Sea week/ young ocean explorers
Sea week/ young ocean explorers
Seaweek – Kaupapa Moana - is New Zealand’s annual week celebrating the sea.
Seaweek is an opportunity for all ages to discover the ways our lives are connected to the sea.
It is also an opportunity to raise awareness about human impact and what we can do to look after and protect our seas.
Our class will be taking part in the 21 Day Challenge starting on 28th February.
Click on the picture to find out more about Sea Weel and the Young Ocean explorers
Click on the picture to find out more about Sea Week.
young ocean explorers
young ocean explorers
Click on the slide decks to find out more about how to be a Young Ocean Explorer!
Healthy oceans.pptxHealthy Oceans
Our moana in Aotearoa slideshow 21DC.pptx2. Our Moana in Aotearoa
Kaitiakitanga slideshow 21DC.pptx3. Kaitiakitanga
Making a difference slideshow 21DC.pptx4. Making a Difference
21 day yoe challenge
21 day yoe challenge
Together for our Moana - we're shaping our future
Together we’re going to make sure our moana is healthy and thriving, because it affects us too!
Click on the picture to find out about the YOE 21 day challenge!
take action
take action
Watch this video from Young Ocean Explorers ‘Stop Plastic!’
2. Now for your first action.
Go outside and look around - try to find at least one piece of plastic rubbish each.
Collect it and take it back to class. Look at your rubbish and count it.
(You may decide to pick up plastic before or after school so you’re helping keep your community clean!)
sea week activity 1
sea week activity 1
**CREATE a Sea Week Poster in your TOPIC book**
**CREATE a Sea Week Poster in your TOPIC book**
It's Sea Week! A time to celebrate and learn about our amazing ocean, the creatures that live in it, and how we can protect it.
It's Sea Week! A time to celebrate and learn about our amazing ocean, the creatures that live in it, and how we can protect it.
Your challenge is to design a bright, creative, and eye-catching poster about Sea Week!
Your challenge is to design a bright, creative, and eye-catching poster about Sea Week!
**What to include:**
**What to include:**
🎨 **A big, bold title** – “Sea Week 2025”
🎨 **A big, bold title** – “Sea Week 2025”
🐢 **Beautiful sea creatures** – fish, turtles, dolphins, whales, or anything you love about the ocean!
🐢 **Beautiful sea creatures** – fish, turtles, dolphins, whales, or anything you love about the ocean!
🌊 **A healthy ocean message** – Why is the ocean important? How can we care for it?
🌊 **A healthy ocean message** – Why is the ocean important? How can we care for it?
**Things to think about:**
**Things to think about:**
- What do you love most about the ocean?
- What do you love most about the ocean?
- How can we keep our oceans clean and safe for sea life?
- How can we keep our oceans clean and safe for sea life?
- What fun facts can you share about the ocean?
- What fun facts can you share about the ocean?
Be creative, have fun, and let your love for the ocean shine through! 🌎💙
Be creative, have fun, and let your love for the ocean shine through! 🌎💙
sea week activity 2
sea week activity 2
Sea Week - choose a sea creature that you are interested in.
Learn - research this sea creature to find out the following information (on sheet)
Once you have answered each question, take this to Whaea Deb.
Create a presentation on google slides using your information.
Share your presentation on your Edublog.
oceana org
oceana org
Explore the Marine Life Encyclopedia to learn fun facts and more about your favorite marine animals.
nat geo kids
nat geo kids
Use these websites to research your sea creature.
sea week activity 3
sea week activity 3
FOTY 2025 - Activity Book.pdf.pdffish of the year
fish of the year
Lets learn about our local ika (fish/ika/ngohi). Complete the Fish of the Year booklet at school and home.
Te tiriti o waitangi
Te tiriti o waitangi
Waitangi Day marks the significance of the initial signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi | The Treaty of Waitangi to Aotearoa New Zealand. We recall what happened at Waitangi at the time of the signing and who was there. This helps us understand why we have a holiday.
CLICK ON THE BELOW LINK and scroll down TO WATCH A VIDEO ABOUT TE TIRITI O WAITANGI
In my learning in Aotearoa New Zealand’s histories, I can:
• retell a story from the past and talk about how other people might tell it differently
• make observations about how people have acted in the past and how they act today.
Let's read about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Follow along with Whaea Deb ...
Let's read about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Follow along with Whaea Deb ...
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