Term 2: Week 10
Section outline
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Kia Ora Everyone
This week the film, 'A Plastic Ocean' will help us to explore sustainability through an environmental lens.
EXPLORE / TŪHURAlearning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING the 4 pillars of sustainability
- We are EXPLORING issues in terms of a sustainable world
- We are EXPLORING various issues and making decisions about possible actions
- We are EXPLORING Maori concepts of Whakamana (Ako + Wananga), Pono & Awinatanga
Success Criteria:- I can define sustainability
- I can discuss the four pillars or lenses of sustainability
- I can discuss issues, in terms of a sustainable world
- I can locate evidence of MHJC's Values-in-Action through my 'Sustainability' learning journey
- I can understand the impact of single-use plastics on the marine environment
- I can describe the impact of humans on the marine environment

Activities:
DO NOW: Complete student feedback survey
- View the video 'A Plastic Ocean'. This will take 2 sessions.
- In exercise books, complete in-class note-taking activity.
- Reflection upon our own lunch-boxes. How much plastic do we use? Could we do better?
- Reflection upon the blue whale that introduces and concludes the film, 'A Plastic Ocean'. An exploration into baleen/toothed whales and their feeding techniques, so we understand why plastic is such a threat to whales.

5. We will be revising the Social Science skill of map-drawing. Go to 'Google Classroom' and read instructions for the mapping activity.
6. Draw a map to show the 'Migration Patterns of Whales in the Southern Hemisphere.' Examples have been included below...



Follow Up Tasks:
Please continue to practice the lyrics and movements to the MHJC Haka "Kia Mana Ake"