Teacher Resources
The Auckland Museum has an extensive range of teaching resources available to support your visit to the Museum and related classroom activities. Many of the following resources are currently under review and re-edited versions will be uploaded as soon as they are available. Please note: these resources are under review.
Early Childhood | Art Education | Maori Education | Science Education | Social Science Music Education | Technology Education |
Early ChildhoodArt Education
Maori Education
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Whakairo Tuturu Maori Years 1-8. Also useful for Years 9-10. Traditional Maori carving materials, designs, techniques and background.
Last updated on: 7 May 2007 || File Size: 230 KB || Author: © 1997 Auckland Museum |
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Whakaraka ECE - Year 10. Handgames and traditional Pastimes: Learn about traditional Maori pastimes, including tii tii torea (sticks) and poi with associated waiata.
Background Notes | Activities
Last updated on: 26 Nov 2007 || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
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Raranga Tuturu Maori This education kit will look at raranga, whatu, and kete; the weaving and plaiting arts traditionally carried out by Maori women.
Last updated on: 4 May 2007 || File Size: 356 KB || Author: © 1997 Auckland Museum |
Science Education
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New Zealand's Natural History Year 1-8. Our inheritance from Gondwana, New Zealand's unique flora and fauna and associated activities pertinent to primary science.
Background Notes | Activities
Last updated on: 17 April 2008 || Author: © 2008 Auckland Museum |
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New Zealand's Natural History Years 9-13. Our inheritance from Gondwana, New Zealand's unique flora and fauna and associated activities pertinent to secondary science and biology.
Background Notes | Activities
Last updated on: 17 April 2008 || Author: © 2008 Auckland Museum |
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Kiwi, Moa & More - Birds of New Zealand & the World Years 1-13. A resource giving an overview on birds and background information on the displays in the Museum galleries.
Background Notes | Activities
Last updated on: 26 Nov 2007 || Author: © 2001 Auckland Museum |
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Geology at the Auckland Museum Years 1-13. Includes information about New Zealand's split from Gondwana, earthquakes, volcanoes, Auckland's geology, rocks and minerals and much more.
Last updated on: 7 May 2007 || File Size: 604 KB || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
Social Science
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Future Auckland Years 2-10. A social studies resource aslo useful for older geography classes. Thought-provoking facts and activities about Auckland's past, present and future.
Last updated on: 8 May 2007 || File Size: 653 KB || Author: © 2001 Auckland Museum |
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Classics Years 11-13. A social studies resource exploring Auckland Museum's classics collections.
Last updated on: 17 April 2008 || File Size: 5.52 MB || Author: © 2008 Auckland Museum |
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Auckland 1866 Years 2-10. A social studies resource with activities and information about Auckland's colonial past.
Last updated on: 8 May 2007 || File Size: 643 KB || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
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Pacific Pathways Years 1-10. A social studies resource exploring the people and cultures of the Pacific and relating these to the Museum's collections.
Last updated on: 8 May 2007 || File Size: 1198 KB || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
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Pacific Pathways Years 1-13. A social studies resource exploring the fibres and textiles of the Pacific, including Tapa, Tivaevae, Kete and more.
Last updated on: 8 May 2007 || File Size: 749 KB || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
Music Education
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Music in the Museum ECE - Year 10. An exploration of the musical instruments in Auckland Museum, and relevant activities which tie in hand-on programme available at the Museum.
Background Notes | Activities
Last updated on: 26 Nov 2007 || Author: © 2000 Auckland Museum |
Technology Education
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Fact Sheets
A range of topics including plants, insects, birds, lizards, animals
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Archived Web Resources
We have a collection of archived resource material, these kits contain useful material for educators but relate to exhibitions no longer on display at the Museum.
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Taonga Maori Blog

Read te reo Maori blog posts by Maori staff about taonga (treasures) in our galleries. Videos in Maori and in English. Go to blog »
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