W3 12 February - 18 February
Section outline
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING … camping skills by… collaborating with our classmates to organise and plan for an overnight camp.
- We are EXPLORING … camping skills by… recognising risks and dangers whilst camping and cooking in the outdoors
- We are EXPLORING … camping & tramping by… discovering skills and knowledge needed for a tramp and overnight camp.
- We are EXPLORING … survival skills and strategies by… discovering a variety of skills required to protect ourselves in nature.
EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING … interpersonal skills by… connecting with other members of my class during ABL sessions and outdoor activities.
This year, you will:
- build knowledge, skills & attitudes for success
- enjoy challenging outdoor activities
- learn to succeed in unfamiliar situations, both individually and in groups
- co-operate, solve problems, communicate, lead, take responsibility
- understand how we can sustain a healthy environment
- have the opportunity to achieve the William Pyke Award
Our course is guided by the NZ Curriculum .
Level 5 Heath & PE relevant achievement objectives:
A2 Experience a range of enjoyable physical activities and describe how involvement affects well-being and lifestyle balance.
A4 Investigate & practise safety procedures & strategies to manage risk situations.
B1 Acquire & apply complex motor skills by using basic principles of motor learning.
B2 Develop skills and responsible attitudes in challenging physical situations.
C3 Demonstrate interpersonal skills that help to make safe choices in a variety of settings.Level 5 Science relevant Achievement Objectives:
Summary of activities:
Investigate interdependence of living things (incl humans) in an ecosystem
Level 5 Social Sciences relevant achievement objectives:
Understand how people’s management of resources impacts on environmental and social sustainability.
Term 1: Team ABL problem solving, water safety & sports, navigation
Term 2: Tramping, campcraft & overnight camp, environmental sustainability
Term 3: First Aid, trip planning, weather
Term 4: Mountain biking
Assessment:
You'll be self and teacher assessed, based on observations and learning journal reflections:
- how much your skills progress over time
- how much knowledge you gain & apply
- your attitude & team spirit in challenging situationsFocus AOs Assessment Team building (ABL)
Water safety & activities
Environmental Sustainability
William Pike ChallengeTeam building & Interpersonal Skills,
Positive Attitudes,
Enviro Sustainability knowledge & contributionMountain Bike,
Tramp / overnight camp,
Survival
William Pike ChallengeSafety Management,
Physical activities & motor skills