Stories in Action offers hands-on storytelling experiences where children create their own original stories, inspired by the natural world around them. These workshops show how storytelling can connect imagination, literacy, and environmental awareness in a way tha...
Stories in Action offers hands-on storytelling experiences where children create their own original stories, inspired by the natural world around them. These workshops show how storytelling can connect imagination, literacy, and environmental awareness in a way tha...
Stories in Action supports key areas of the New Zealand Curriculum, particularly English, Science, Social Sciences, and the Key Competencies, through hands-on, student-centred storytelling.EMAIL ROBIN TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST...
The Environment Ministry's landmark Our Fresh Water 2017 report concluded New Zealand's most degraded streams were in urban areas. Nikki Macdonaldinvestigates the state of the Wellington region's streams and harbours, and what's ailing them.Read more here: ht...
Predator Free 2050 is an ambitious goal to rid New Zealand of the most damaging introduced predators that threaten our nation’s natural taonga, our economy and primary sector.
Read more at DOC here.
It will deliver many benefits for the health of our natural environment, o...
This is Willie. Rob, who you see in the photos, has fed and talked to Willie for twenty years at the Waiheke Eel Sanctuary. We were keen to learn more about her, and produce a documentary on eels, so we started by measuring her. She was 1.8 metres long, which make...
This site talks about the longfin eel being ‘At Risk - Declining’ in the New Zealand Threat Classification System listings (2009). They are heavily affected by human activities, such as pollution, the building of dams, loss of vegetation near their ha...
What do the longfin eel (tuna) look like, what do they eat, where do they live. This site provides answers to these questions and many more.
http://www.longfineel.co.nz/lo...This site talks about what sort of features the eel environment needs to have.https://www....
This website is like a national geographic magazine. It is the Encyclopaedia of New Zealand and if you type 'rivers' in the search you will get some good books to read on early settlers and rivers, and what rivers mean to the Māori people. There are also some grea...
Games and learning : why play? Non-digital gamesGames can be used for learning, including board games, card games, role-playing games, etc.
Game-based learning is constructivist - it shows creativity and sensitivity and imagination (even socio-constructivist)...
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For enquiries on resources, workshops, or anything else, please email Robin. Or phone Robin on +64 021 444 327
