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Sharing the Past 1 Contents Auckland Museum Te Papa Whakahiku About this Resource: 1 Booking Information: 1 Introduction: 2 Teacher Background: 3 Curriculum Links: 23 Pre and Post-visit Activities: 26 Classroom Activity Sheets: 28 Gallery Activity Sheets: 40 Bibliography: 49 ABOUT THIS RESOURCE: This resource has been designed to meet the needs of social studies classes, Years 1-10 Adult/child interaction is important to maximise your museum experience. Group leaders need to have some background knowledge of what the students are expected to cover and adults should work with their group throughout the visit as well as during hands-on sessions. page BOOKING INFORMATION: All school visits to the Museum must be booked. We advise booking 2-3 months in advance. Numbers: Adult/child ratio: Y 1-4 1:6 Y 5-6 1:7 Y 7-8 1:10 Y 9-10 1:30 Booking: Contact the Museum School Bookings Officer at: Private Bag 92018 Auckland Phone: (09) 306 7040 Fax: (09) 306 7075 Introductions and Hands-on Sessions (facilitated by Education Staff) are available. 40 maximum per session, including adults. Please ask the School Bookings Officer for more information. A small service charge applies to school groups. Charges as at 2002 are: Self-conducted Visits: free contents
introduction Auckland Museum Te Papa Whakahiku Sharing the Past Millions of people worldwide visit museums each year, seeking knowledge, enjoyment and greater understanding of other people, places and times. Most adults will have tucked away a memory of that first, awed impression of the mummy in the Egyptian display or of Rajah the elephant with his tatty tail, or of entering the meeting house with its looming carvings and glittering paua eyes. Such memories still spark enthusiasm for the Museum as a place to share with their own families. SECOND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR AUCKLAND 1866 HOLOCAUST GALLERY MALE TOILETS FRONT STEPS FEMALE TOILETS LIFT LIFT PACIFIC MASTERPIECES PACIFIC LIFEWAYS CAFE SCARS ON THE HEART 1840 to 1918 II WAR WORLD WAR I MEMORIES WORLD THE ARMOURY Resource Centre MAORI NATURAL HISTORY KUMARA GOD NATURAL HISTORY Impacts MATAPUNA Resource Centre ZERO SCARS ON THE HEART 1939 to present EDUCATION CENTRE NATURAL HISTORY Origins NATURAL HISTORY Oceans SHOP MAORI TREASURES WILD CHILD HOTUNUI HALL OF MEMORIES PLESIOSAUR LAND WEIRD & WONDERFUL MANY PLANT SPECIMENS TREASURES & TALES CITY TE TOKI A CIVILISATIONS TAPIRI CANOE Where the Mummy may eventually go LIBRARY DIG OF AUCKLAND CITY GAOL SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS PHOTO- GRAPHIC COLLECTION Introduction 2
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