Ngā hua ara ōkiko Active Travel Benefits
Lesson 6: Collect and reflect on the benefits of active travel while developing skills through interviewing or presenting to peers.
Lesson 6
About this resource
Lesson 6 is the last in the series. This time students explore the benefits of active travel by using an interview format, or presenting on a TV show and share their findings with a group or through a display.
(598 KB, Pdf)Learning resource
Ngā Whāngai Kupu Uiuinga: He aha ngā hua o te Haere Whakakorikori?
Interview Prompts: What are the Benefits of Active Travel?
Template for students to use to interview their guest speaker.
(89 KB, Pdf)Worksheet
Ngā hua o te Haere Whakakorikori
The Benefits of Active Travel
Ākonga can use this chart to record their answers to the question: What are the benefits of active travel (walking or wheeling) for you, your whānau, other people and our whole world?
(106 KB, Pdf)Supporting resources and links
See Te Hono Atu – Overviewopen_in_new page for:
- Meanings of terms and concepts
- Pukapuka (books) and Pūrakau (stories) about atua (Māori gods)
What's next?
Tirohanga Whānui Kaitiakitanga Overview
Get an overview of all three lessons in the Kaitiakitanga theme and a summary of key information essential for teacher planning.
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