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He tangata tauira ahau – I inspire

Discover how you might inspire other people.

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  • AudienceKaiako
  • Learning AreaHealth and PE
  • Resource LanguageEnglish

About this resource

This planning and teaching resource activity (years 4–10) is part of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL): Oho resource collection. Teachers can adapt and develop it to meet the identified learning needs of ākonga.

Timeframe: 1-2 lessons

Years: 4-10

Format: Individual or groups

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    He tangata tauira ahau – I inspire

    Explore how you might inspire other people. Using the Oho My people cards, Ata Challenge, Context and Emotion cards and the I inspire activity sheet, explore how you might provide inspiration to other people. 

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    Learners will

    • Explore the personal and wider cultural connections between place, language, time, events, people, and identity. 
    • Express and listen to ideas confidently. 
    • Describe themselves in relation to the groups within their class and to the whole class. 
    • Explore and discuss similarities and differences and how they contribute to the unique whānau, culture, and identities of each class member. 
    • Identify personal strengths of theirs and others. 
    • Develop a deeper understanding of their whānau and personal histories. 
    • Investigate the factors that shape our identities and how. 
    • Identify different ways identities, languages, cultures, and values are and could be represented in learning communities. 

    Ways to use the resource 

    • Connect this activity to Enriching Local Curriculum (ELC) by exploring the names of the places you visit. 
    • Centre these activities around relevant global, national, or community places, events, or themes. 
    • Try the activities as an individual, as a small group and as a whole class. 
    • Use the resources at home to get a deeper understanding of whānau culture. 
    • Capture outputs in a format of your choice. 
    • Use insights from these conversations in your learning design. 
    • If you don’t have the Ata resource, download and print the cards or use the blank Oho cards to create your own. 

    Capture outputs in a format of your choice. 

    The activity sheet for ‘I inspire’ with Oho and Ata cards.

    Shown here: The activity sheet for ‘I inspire’ with Oho and Ata cards.

    Instructions 

    What you will need: 

    • Oho My people cards
    • Ata Context, Challenge and Emotion cards
    • I Inspire activity sheet: One per person or group 

    Set up 

    1. Prepare cards 

    This activity uses a combination of Oho and Ata cards. Add or remove Add or remove My people and Ata Context, Challenge, and Emotion cards to suit the context of your classroom. 

    2. Prepare activity sheets 

    Print or photocopy one I Inspire activity sheet for each person or group. 

    Using the I inspire activity sheet, select a My people card to represent someone you might provide inspiration to. Next, choose Ata Challenge, Context, and Emotion cards to identify how you are inspirational to this person or people. 

    Place cards on the activity sheet. Discuss why you made each selection. We suggest introducing the card types, one set at a time, as you work through the steps. 

    Activity 

    1. My people 

    Select a My people card to represent who you might be inspirational to. Discuss why. 

    2. Context 

    Select a Context card that represents where or when you are inspirational. 

    3. Challenge 

    Select a Challenge card that represents how you inspire them. 

    4. Emotion 

    Select an Emotion card that represents how they make you feel and why. 

    Discuss and compare

    Explore the different perspectives and ideas around people of inspiration and connections. Then, discuss and compare your findings with the group or classroom. 

    Downloads

    See Materials that come with this resource to download:

    • Oho I inspire activity sheets (.pdf)
    • Oho I inspire teacher support material (.pdf)
    • Oho Iblank cards (.pdf)
    • Oho I Inspire cards (printable) (.zip)
    • Oho I inspire cards (jpgs) (.zip)

    Next steps

    Explore other aspects of whānau and identity with activities such as 'My place in time', 'My people of inspiration', 'My unique whānau', and 'My whānau in my place of learning'. 

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