KNOW

Tuurangawaewae me te kaitiakitanga

Place and environment

KNOW : This context focuses on the relationships of individuals, groups, and communities with the land, water, and resources, and on the history of contest over their control, use, and protection

Content

Websites

Google Earth - highly recommend

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa Tongarewa

NZ History Nga Korero o ipurani o Aotearoa

Kiwi Kai

National Library of New Zealand

Collection of websites

Videos / TV / Podcasts

Websites

Google Earth - highly recommend

Cooks place names identified from journals, logs and charts published and unpublished

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Stone tools

Th hī ika - Māori fishing

Rākau Māori - Māori weapons and their use

Māori clothing and adornment - Kā Kahu Māori

Māori gardens

Adapting to new lands and climate

Māori harvesting seasons

Maramataka - the lunar clendar

European impact

Early changes

Sealing

Whaling

Logging & sawmilling 1840 - 1920

Te Hopu tuna - eeling

Whaling stations in New Zealand

Tītī - mutton birding

Place names

Colonial naming

Modern mapping and surveying

Tapa Whenua - Naming places

Waikato places

Pre-European deforestation

Map-Deforestation of New Zealand

Kūri - Polynesian dogs

Kiore - Pacific rats

Kaitiakitanga - guardianship and conservation

Te Ao Mārama - the natural world

Māori conservation traditions

Mauri stones

Te Ngahere - forest lore

Kai Pākehā - introduced foods

Kāingaroa state forest

Boom and bust, 1870 - 1895

Hydro and the environment

Protected areas

Railways

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa Tongarewa

NZ History Nga Korero o ipurani o Aotearoa

Traditional Māori food gathering

Māori land loss - 1860 - 2000

The Vogel era

Kiwi Kai

Te ao Māori concepts within Kiwi Kao (interactive game)

National Library of New Zealand

Hākari

Digging for Livelihoods

Custom meets colonisation

For generations to come

Collection of websites

Waipoua Forest

Old maps of New Zealand

Natural succession

Pink and White Terraces

Why climate change matters to Māori

Dead as the Moa

Māori and geothermal resources

Nature and Nurture

Invasive species

Manapouri Power Station

Burning the forest

Māori and the land (Waikato)

Displacement - Plants and animals in New Zealand

Videos / TV / Podcasts

Radio New Zealand

Season 2 Ep 10: NZ Railways

8: Colonists and Courts

Season 2 Ep 5: The Gold Rushes

Season 2 Ep 9: Whaling & Sealing

Audio

Naming Aotearoa - collections

Horeke shipyard

News

Street name change to Māori - Most wonderful thing to happen

Te Ara Encyclopedia

of New Zealand

NZ on Screen

iwi whitiāhua

Maramataka - the lunar calendar

Whare Māori - The Wharenui (episode 2)

Whare Māori - Kainga/The village

YouTube

Maori Calendar song - (primary students)

Tales of Te Papa

Newspapers

Ater more than 100 years, Hamilton drops street name that honoured controversial colonial figure

Time to restore place names

Hamilton drops street names

Naming and reclaiming places

Hundreds of years of Māori knowledge at risk if environmental decline not addressed

Whanganui River - Meet the river people

The Waikato: A History of New Zealand's creates river

Land: what was lost

Gardens - using marmataka - video attached

Books

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Google Sites

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KNOW

Tuurangawaewae me te kaitiakitanga

Place and environment

Websites

Google Earth - highly recommend

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa Tongarewa

NZ History Nga Korero o ipurani o Aotearoa

Kiwi Kai

National Library of New Zealand

Collection of websites

Videos / TV / Podcasts

Radio New Zealand

Te Ara Encyclopedia

of New Zealand

NZ on Screen

iwi whitiāhua

YouTube

A NZLPP and SLANZA funded project in collaboration with Te Kāhui Ako o Te Oko HoroiEditor: Kirsty Wyndham, Librarian and Inquiry Broker, Cambridge East Primary School

A NZLPP and SLANZA funded project in collaboration with Te Kāhui Ako o Te Oko Horoi
Editor: Kirsty Wyndham, Librarian and Inquiry Broker, Cambridge East Primary School