24 July - 30 July
Section outline
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Learning intentions: We are...
Learning this week about integrating my interests with science.
Learning this week about defining identity and personality and to identify key features of both.
Learning this week about working collaboratively in groups.
Success Criteria: I can...
- Communicate effectively with others.
- Engage in activities collaboratively with others to complete tasks.
- Identify and define identity and personality.
- Create artwork related to identity and personality.
- Create a story related to identity and personality.
- Create a title page of "Make Your Vote Count."
Activities:
Monday
I will introduce the students to the "Castaway Island Activities" by telling them about the scenario.
The students will do the first task where they must get into groups and choose the number of items they will get from the wreckage of the cruise ship which must be maximum 10kg and explain why they chose those items.
If the students have finished the task then they will get into groups of 4 where they will draw the shape of the island on paper and draw and label what is in the island.
I will tell the students throughout the lesson how science can be used to help with survival on the island and how the task relates to Matauranga Maori. That is, what it would have been like for the Maori to first come to New Zealand in the period of pre-European contact. What knowledge would they have brought with them and what resources they used to survive. What would their life be like compared to the lives of people today?
Tuesday
I will give the students 2 minutes to talk to each other about what they know about the water cycle.
They will then share back as a class so that I can write on the whiteboard a brainstorm of what they already know about the water cycle.
Then they will create a title page for "Make Your Vote Count."
They will then put words around of the different branches of science we will touch on.