Te Taiao Environment
Mā raro, mā wīra rānei nā te mea he pai ake mō te taiao!
I walk or wheel because it’s good for the environment!
Te Taiao is the Movin'March focus for 2025.
About this resourceDip in or dig deeper with this resource to help ākonga (students) connect with Papatūānuku (our Earth) and examine how walking or wheeling can reduce their carbon footprint.
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Supporting resources and links
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Car engine Pollution https://x.com/MayorofLondon/status/1365322929601449991open_in_new
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Simpleshow explains the carbon footprint http://youtu.be/8q7_aV8eLUEopen_in_new
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What is a carbon footprint? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YseZXKfT_yYopen_in_new
Open in Youtube: https://youtu.be/g1Kpekzypg0open_in_new
Video is narrated in English and has captions. There is a brief mention of Papatūānuku being naked and clothed in forests by Tane.
It depicts the Māori creation story using sand art by Marcus Winter.
"Marcus Winter, also known as The Sandman, is a Māori artist from Aotearoa ( NZ) who is known for his intricate sand art creations. Using only sand and light, he creates stunning visual displays that have captivated audiences all over the world."
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
- 0:00open_in_newopen_in_new - Ranginui and Papatuanuku emerge
- 1:04open_in_newopen_in_new - Tāne seperates his parents
- 1:40open_in_newopen_in_new - Ranginui weeps from the heavens
- 2:28open_in_newopen_in_new - Tāwhirimātea sends the storms and winds
- 2:52open_in_newopen_in_new - Whiti Mai Te Ra - Let the Sunshine through!
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🎬 Berhampore School communityopen_in_new making a change during Movin’March (Facebook).
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Ākonga monitor air pollution around their school during morning drop-off time - Real-time carbon mapopen_in_new.