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Tell us how you used Kiwi Forever and win!Kiwi Forever – Supporting Information
The following provides links and documents referenced throughout the learning sequences in Kiwi Forever. They have been listed by sequence, and then by learning experience. Each link will open in a new window.
Appendix cards are in hard copy and only available with the printed resource.
As a reminder, these are the symbols that are referenced in the resource.
Sequence 1: The Kiwi As an Icon: The Ancestral Life Line
Learning Experience 1 – The Kiwi Icon (Part 1)
Learning Experience 2 – The Kiwi Icon (Part 2)
Learning Experience 3 – Whakapapa
Learning Experience 4 – A Symbol Forever or of the Past?
Learning Experience 5 – Adapt or Die?
Learning Experience 6 – Extinction or Kiwi Forever?
Sequence 2: A Web of Life: Did They Walk or Did They Fly
Learning Experience 1 – New Zealand – A Life Raft
Learning Experience 2 – Kiwi on the Raft
Learning Experience 3 – Sorting out the Species on the Raft
Learning Experience 4 – Creating a Kiwi Niche
Learning Experience 5 – Convince Us – Did They Walk or Did They Fly?
Sequence 3: A Web of Life: Healthy Environment = Healthy Kiwi
Learning Experience 1 – The Children of Tane
Learning Experience 2 – Making Connections
Learning Experience 3 – Up Close and Personal
Learning Experience 4 – Pest, Deadly Killer or Potential Resource?
Learning Experience 5 – A Web of Life Experiential Activity
Learning Experience 6 – Creating a Kiwi Web of Life
Sequence 4: Kiwi for Kiwi: New Life Lines
Learning Experience 1 – Getting Dirty
Learning Experience 2 – Getting Responsible
Learning Experience 3 – Getting the Idea
Learning Experience 4 – Getting Active
Additional Resources
The following resources are not specifically referenced in the printed material, but may be useful in supplementing your teaching.
Feedback and Stories
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Did You Know?
Just how kiwi got to New Zealand remains a mystery. Were they already around when New Zealand broke away from Antarctica and Australia millions of years ago? Did they walk here, using long-gone islands as stepping-stones? Or could they once fly?