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Darwin and Newts is an innovative and immersive New Zealand animated adventure series for kids who love to figure out how stuff works.
Through the curious siblings’ fantastic escapades, early learning science and engineering principles are woven into the stories as the characters use their trike, zipline and waka to navigate their world and explore the flora, fauna and natural wonders of their incredible home in Aotearoa.
We have created resources for every episode, including a science experiment and a craft activity through the form of short videos.
Find out more online at www.darwinandnewts.com.
Kiki Kiwi and Friends is a litter centric educational resource based on the adventures of Kiki the Kiwi and his endeavour to stop litterers! It has been developed to help 5–11 year olds understand and respond to litter and littering issues. The resource is aligned with the New Zealand Curriculum and are flexible enough to be taught as a complete unit of work or individual themes can be taught separately.
The programme can be accessed and downloaded digitally at www.litterless.knzb.org.nz
There are also online interactive activities for students to participate in.
The BestMaths Foundation is dedicated to producing digital resources to assist and enhance the teaching and learning of mathematics at upper primary and secondary school levels.
Resources include eBooks, Apps, games and an extensive content website including interactive features and concept videos. The home site of The BestMaths Foundation is www.bestmaths.net. The content on the website covers all topics needed for the NZ Curriculum from Y8 to Y13 with extensive notes, exercises and tests, making it an ideal resource for distance learning and teaching.
All BestMaths resources are free.
The NZ Vegetarian Society has launched its 2020 Think Kind Student Competition. The annual competition is open to all primary, intermediate, and secondary-aged students.The competition aims to promote kindness toward animals.
Every student who enters will receive a certificate, and every project will get a prize. The overall winner will be announced on 1st October, World Vegetarian Day. The entry that wins the People’s Choice Award will receive $1,000 for their school.
Go to www.vegetarian.org.nz for guidelines, inspiration, and free activities. Students must submit their entries online by 10 August.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@vegetarian.org.nz