Ka whai hononga te katoa Everything is Connected
Lesson 2: Explore the inter-connectedness of our actions and the environment.
Lesson 2
About this resource
In Lesson 2, students consider the different ways you can travel and how this might impact on Ranginui and Paptūānuku. They will use concept mapping to understand how our actions and climate are inter-connected.
(679 KB, Pdf)Learning resource
Concept mapping – This strategy shows what ākonga know about a topic. It will also prompt them to start identifying the relationships and connections. Concept mapping could be used pre and post learning or as an assessment tool.
(90 KB, Pdf)Supporting resources and links
See Te Hono Atu – Overview page for:
- Meanings of terms and concepts
- Pukapuka (books) and Pūrakau (stories) about atua (Māori gods)
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