Suggested use: 9 Connected - Sustainability
This unit of work covers māori mythology and sustainable forestry.
Students will identify the purpose of the given myth, research deforestation, and apply their knowledge to New Zealand.
This final outcome is for students to write their own myth.
Suggested use: 9 Connected - Identity or Movement
This unit of work covers māori mythology and plate techtonics/earthquakes.
Students will identify the purpose of the given myth, research plate tectonics and complete a sequence map to show how earthquakes are caused.
This work pairs well with the chocolate techtonics experiment.
Student booklet
Answer booklet
Suggested use: 10 Connected - Adventure
These resources are designed to be used over at least three lessons. Students will learn about myths from Polynesian and European cultures, and then compare and contrast myths relating to the land of the dead.
Teacher resource pack for Matariki.
Lessons are aimed at primary school students, but could be adapted for years 9 and 10. Has resource suggestions for 5 lessons.
Raise your students’ awareness of Matariki using the rich online
collections at Te Papa. You and your students can use the taonga,
and hear the stories they tell, to explore the themes of renewal and
innovation within Matariki.
Te Papa Matariki resource
Te Papa Matariki resource
Te Papa Matariki resource
Matariki Booklet in English
Matariki booklet in reo Māori
Waitangi Booklet (English)
Te reo Māori Booklet (English)
6 x A3 pages with designs and information for native New Zealand bids.
Designed to be used in term 2, around the time of Matariki. Please only use these in Ako at this time.