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WALT:

Processes and strategies

Integrate sources of information and prior knowledge with developing confidence to make sense of increasingly varied and complex texts;

Purposes and audiences �Recognise and understand how texts are constructed for a range of purposes, audiences, and situations;

I can:

  • Make connections between a text and my own knowledge
  • Read a variety of texts to deepen my understanding
  • Look at opposing arguments about a controversy
  • Make an informed evaluation based on what I have read

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Provocation

More marine reserves in New Zealand are essential to save our ocean life.

Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Focusing Questions

How do marine reserves restore sea life?

How do marine reserves affect fisheries/livelihoods of the fishing

Industry?

What were our oceans/sea life like 10, 20, 50 years ago?

What might happen if we take no action?

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Ako - Learn

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Ako - Learn - Within Text Activity

Plus Minus Interesting Map

WALT use the PMI chart to look at other perspectives

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Positive about reserves

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Negative about reserves

Interesting

Facts to note

  • Marine reserves are designated areas that are completely protected from the sea surface to the seafloor, including the foreshore. Everything is protected.

  • The entire area is strictly no take including marine life, shells, rocks and driftwood.

  • Our marine protected areas are special places offering spectacular opportunities to see marine life, thriving and abundant in their natural environment. Activities such as sailing, kayaking, snorkelling and diving are just some of the ways you can explore what is above and below the surface.

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Ako - Learn - Within Text Activity

My story is called: Sea Week - Te Wharawhara Marine Reserve

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Ako - Learn - Across Text Activity

make your copy

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Choose one of the three activities to share your learning.

Hanga - Create

Write a letter to the Government. Explain what you have learnt about Marine Reserves. Discuss your point of view about Marine Reserves. What action we you ask to be done?

Use the framework link to create an infographic on your findings about Marine Reserves.

Create a map showing all the marine reserves in NZ or the proposed reserves. Set it out like a poster that could be pinned up to inform others

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Share your creation on your blog.

Remember to explain your learning

on your blog post. Think about:

  • What you learnt during this work
  • What you can teach others

Tohatoha - Share

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blogging traffic

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blog post video