Connected 2022 Level 3 – Ka ora kāinga rua - A new beginning
In this Connected series there are three articles ("Beyond the Reef"; "The Waka Te Arawa in Aotearoa"; "Te Pokohiwi-o-Kupe: Aotearoa’s First Settlement").
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Connected 2022 Level 3 – Ka ora kāinga rua - A new beginning
These Level 3 Connected resources explore themes of identity, migration, whakapapa, early settlements in Aotearoa New Zealand, and archaeology. It focuses on the reasons Moriori left Hawaiki, the landing sites of the waka Te Arawa in Aotearoa New Zealand, and the thriving early settlement established at the Wairau Bar.
At times, Connected themes require the introduction of concepts that students at this curriculum level may not be able to fully understand. What matters at this stage is that students begin to develop understandings that they can grow over time.
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Beyond the Reef
This story recounts some of the reasons for Moriori migration from East Polynesia to Rēkohu/Chatham Islands.
1 of 3Te Pokohiwi-o-Kupe - Aotearoa’s first settlement
Wairau Bar is one of the earliest settlement sites in Aotearoa New Zealand. Seven hundred years ago, it was home to at least two hundred people, serving as a hub for trade, celebrations, ceremony, and community.
2 of 3The Waka Te Arawa in Aotearoa
This infographic illustrates some of the landing sites of the waka Te Arawa in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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