Term 1- Week 2
Section outline
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Learning Intention:
We are learning to understand the significance of culture and identity of New Zealand
Success Criteria:
Identify the key aspects of culture and identity Describe key ideas about culture and identity and what makes us who we are Explain the importance of culture, and how each of us is unique Evaluate and reflect on how each of us has a different culture and 
This week we are focusing on NZ identity, Kiwiana.
Activities for the week in Google Classroom: Class code zimopuc
1. Game: Guess the Country
2. Countries and Symbols
3. Terms and Definitions
4. Beautiful New Zealand
Mind Map of What do you think of when you hear ‘New Zealand identity’ or ‘Kiwiana’(include symbols, words and pictures in the box below. You could also include titles of songs, poems or other literature). There are around 34 symbols, let's see how many you can identify in your mind map.
Deciding what makes Kiwiana depends a lot on who you are, your background culture and other influences that you have grown up with. For something to get the name Kiwiana it may have to meet the following requirement.
- Be recognised as familiar to many people across New Zealand
- Have stood the test of time (popular over time also)
- Hold a special memory or positive appeal
- It usually reflects a value/s or idea/s that many people hold
- They are quite often unique to that community/country
Achievement Objectives
L3
Understand how people view and use places differently.
Understand how people make decisions about access to and use of resources.
Understand how the movement of people affects cultural diversity and interaction in New Zealand.