Education Brochure Term 4 2018

MTG Hawke's Bay

School Education Services – Whāngaio te ākonga

Term 4 2018 A wealth of resources to enrich your teaching in both primary and secondary education.

For exhibition information and full programme details visit mtghawkesbay.com/education Bookings

Prices per student

Give us a call as we can tailor a

Primary (Years 1 - 8)

programme to your needs. p (06) 833 9788

Educators $ 2.50

All MTG Hawke's Bay

Secondary

$ 4.50

education programmes are

Accompanying teachers/adults

Free

delivered by trained museum

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Self-guided*

Free

educators, Gaynor Comley and

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*Self-guided visits must be pre-booked

MTG Hawke's Bay 1 Tennyson Street, Napier

Jenny Wake.

Quake '31 We have four programmes available for different age groups. All include a visit to our 1931 Earthquake exhibition.

Quake ’31: The day that rocked Thomas’s world

Māui and Te Ao Māori Years 1 - 4

Thomas’s birthday started well until the solid ground beneath his school began to rock and roll. It was the day of the 1931 Hawke’s Bay earthquake and Thomas’s hometown would never be the same again. Thomas's story is told using a unique Kamishiabai story theatre box. A visit to the earthquake exhibition follows the story session, where students will see real items from the earthquake, some featured in the story.

Quake ’31: Resilience / Citizenship / Our Place

Years 4 - 8

Let us know your focus for a programme based on the events, causes and consequences of the 1931 Hawke’s Bay earthquake. Alternatively, book our standard programme: After a short participatory drama, students hear stories of the heroism and determination of ordinary people caught up in a catastrophic situation. A visit to the exhibition and an interactive game highlight the need for preparedness and resourcefulness in difficult times.

Quake ’31: Breaking News! Years 5 – 8 Travel back in time to arrive in Hawke’s Bay moments before the 1931 earthquake. Team up to report live from the scene as the disaster unfolds.

Drawing on images and stories in the museum’s earthquake exhibition and archives, students research details of what happened on the day and collaborate creatively to record ‘eye witness’ accounts that can be edited into a full TV news report back at school.

When Māui, legendary demigod and mischiefmaker, fished up the North Island from under the sea, his enchanted hook became our coastline – from Napier to Mahia Peninsula.

Drawing on the stories and taonga of Ngāti Kahungunu, we explore the beliefs, culture and everyday lives of local people in earlier times. We look at ocean voyaging and explore the connections between the ancient Polynesian world of the movie Moana and the Māori world, te ao Māori.

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

1-8 Ongoing 1½ hours MTG Hawke’s Bay Social Sciences, History

Green screen programme - Duration: 2 hours

Quake ’31: Senior curriculum support

Years 9 - 13

Use our 1931 Earthquake exhibition and presentation…

• As part of research for the Level 1 NZQA Geography external paper AS 91007 • As inspiration for creative writing, dance, art, music or drama • To support the History and Art History curriculum.

Depending on your focus and the time available, we offer a choice of activities after the main programme and exhibition visit, e.g. a class survival game on the interactive board, a short walk around the block to see sites discussed in the programme, or exploration of art deco design.

Out and About on Marine Parade Marine Parade was once a dirt track. How did it get to be the way it is today? Where was Hukarere Pa? Who were the Clive flood heroes? Why did a 200-year-old cannon end up here? Explore extraordinary changes to Marine Parade over 150 years. Starting at MTG, collect a class set of maps, hi-vis vests and activity booklets containing historic images from MTG's archives. Set out in self-guided groups to compare ‘then’ with ‘now’ and sleuth out stories of Napier's past.

FREE!

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

1 - 13 Ongoing 1½ hours MTG Hawke’s Bay Social Studies, History, Geography

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

4 - 10 Ongoing 2 hours (approx.)

MTG and Marine Parade Social Studies, History, Geography

Napier Port: Pilots and Wharfies

Napier Cemetery Walk and Talk

Armistice Day: a Centennial Celebration Peace at last! 100 years ago, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month (at 11am on 11 November 1918), fighting stopped after four years of bloody global conflict.

Commemorate the end of World War 1 with a special programme brought to your school

by MTG educators. Students will revisit the devastating impact of the war and celebrate the onset of peace. MTG resources include posters, buntings, soldiers’ survival game, stories, props and replica uniforms.

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

4-8 5 - 16 November 2018 1 hour per class Your school Social Sciences, History

Steadfast Steamers: Models of Hawke's Bay Shipping Don your Captain’s hats! Toot the ship’s whistle! All aboard for a ride through New Zealand’s coastal shipping history. See models of the steamships; learn about the history of coastal trade, parts of ships and the people who would have sailed in them. As part of this programme, students will find out how to research topics in the library, do a craft activity and visit the exhibition.

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3-8 Until 18 November 1½ hours MTG Hawke’s Bay Social Sciences, Local History

Take a journey of discovery through Hawke’s Bay’s past with a guided amble through the historic Napier Cemetery. You will hear gripping stories of the eventful lives and deaths of local people, touching on missionary work, the New Zealand wars, maritime disasters, the coming of the railways, 19th century burial practices and headstone symbols.

This programme is ideal for all schools exploring local history. We also recommend it for schools visiting Napier on school camp.

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

1 - 13 Terms 1, 2 and 4 1½ hours Napier Cemetery Social Sciences, Creative Arts

Beard up and become olden day port workers in role-plays that reveal the past, purpose and perils of Napier’s old port at West Quay.

Discover the role of our port as a gateway to the wider world, at MTG. Then hop on a bus for a tour of the modern port. We can take two classes at a time for this 2-hour programme.

Years: Dates: Duration: Learning Areas:

4-8 Ongoing 1¾ - 2 hours Social Sciences, History, Drama

Napier Port: Interdependence of sectors Using the Port of Napier as a case study for Economics AS 90988, we explore the role of our port as a ‘firm’ with interdependence on other sectors. This programme includes a short session on the history of Napier’s Port in the MTG classroom, followed by a guided tour of the Port. An assessment task will be provided to support the trip and standard.

We book all transport for this trip and give you a quote.

Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

11 Terms 2 & 3 Flexible – 1-1½ hours MTG and Port of Napier Economics

Our People Our Place Then & Now

House of Webb: A Victorian family’s voyage to Ormondville Junior programme: Meet the Webb family, who journeyed from Stockingford Vicarage, England in 1884 to Ormondville, New Zealand. Hear stories of their life in England, leaving home, life on board ship, arrival to Napier and the beginning of their life in a new country.

Dress up in the clothes the children may have worn, role-play some of the everyday chores the children would have done like butter churning, ironing, and washing. Find out what life was like without electricity and visit the exhibition about the Webbs.

Senior programme: The Webb family, like all migrants, faced enormous challenges when they came from England to start a new life in Hawke’s Bay in the 1880s. Exploring their letters, diaries, sketches and other primary source materials will offer students vivid insights into the family’s personal experiences as 19th century migrants, detailing their departure, the sea voyage, arrival in Napier and the impact of European settlement on the Seventy Mile Bush surrounding their new home in Ormondville.

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Years: Dates: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

1-6 Until April 2019 1½ hours MTG Hawke’s Bay Social Sciences, Local History

7 - 13 Until April 2019 1½ hours MTG Hawke’s Bay Social Sciences, History

Creating Colour In this educator-led programme, we explore colour in art through practical activities and analysis of artists’ work. We explore primary and secondary colours, tints, shades, tones, how colours make us feel, how to make colours and the impact of colours in selected paintings.

Toi Visual Arts Want to be an artist?

Explore artworks from our unique collection in a programme designed to get you inside the artist’s mind and trying your hand in his or her chosen medium.

We will develop a programme especially for you. Choose a starting point from this page or let us know another topic you would like to explore. OR you can free self guide. Call us.

Year 4 - 10

Sketch your Heart Out Sketching is a basic tool in the artist’s toolkit. Learn some of the skills and uses of sketching then practice sketching around MTG.

Patterns in Māori Art Learn about traditional patterns and the inspiration for them in whakairo/carving, tukutuku and kowhaiwhai. Students will see examples in our exhibition and create their own design to take away.

George Nuku - Bottled Ocean George Nuku’s exhibition Bottled Ocean, based on the Pānia story, has been created in collaboration with our local community, using recycled plastic bottles. George is an international Māori artist who lives in Europe and is deeply concerned by the ongoing pollution of our oceans.

After a visit to the exhibition to explore the installation and its themes, students will be challenged to make their own artwork from recycled materials, either as a standalone piece or to contribute towards an exhibition back in their classroom.

Year 3 - 13

Year 1 - 13

Year 1 - 13

Years: Duration: Venue: Learning Areas:

1 - 13 1½ hours MTG Hawke's Bay Visual Arts

Pangseaseed Seawall Murals Walk and Talk A guided walk in Napier’s CBD to visit sixteen of these remarkable murals painted by local, New Zealand, and international artists concerned about the degradation of the sea and welfare of our sea creatures. The walk and talk is tailored to your curriculum focus, with a worksheet supplied if needed, and information/stories about the artists and processes involved. This programme relates strongly to the secondary art curriculum.

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Free Entry

Self-guided class visits to the museum are free of charge. However, these must be booked in advance through our educators.

Discounted Travel

Nimon & Sons bus company offers discounted travel for all school groups visiting MTG. Phone Nimon’s on (06) 877 8133 and quote ‘MTG special’ on booking.

Hours

5 - 13 Ongoing, weather dependent 1½ - 2 hours Meet at MTG, then CBD Napier Art/Toi, Social Sciences, English, and Science

MTG Hawke's Bay Education is suported by

Mon - Sun 9:30am to 5pm

Contact

All bookings p (06) 833 9788 education@mtghawkesbay.com 1 Tennyson Street, Napier

Educators

Gaynor Comley Jenny Wake

Our Learning Experiences Outside The Classroom (LEOTC) service is supported by The Ministry of Education.