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SIGNS OF SPRING

There's lots of great science topics to explore in Spring!
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Trees
Science Resources
Seeds
Science Topics
Spring Sign
Focus On
Signs
Collecting kōwhai seeds | Kohikohia ngā kākano kōwhai
several people are working in the garden together
Normal School
Year 5
Teaching And Learning
World View
Research Projects
In The Classroom
Exploring kōwhai mātauranga in the classroom
a group of children sitting around a white table working on art projects with their teacher
Seed Germination
Student Activities
The Classroom
The Process
Planting kōwhai seeds | Whakatōngia kākano kōwhai
several people are standing on the sidewalk near some trees
The Science
Sketch
Science
Observing kōwhai | Āta titiro kōwhai
a drawing of a tree and its roots on a piece of paper with words written below it
Inquiry Learning
Scientific Investigation
Visual Representation
The Creation
To Share
Creating kōwhai infographics
several people are working in the garden together
Exploring kōwhai mātauranga in the classroom
a young boy holding a yellow object in his hand and looking up at the sky
Nature
Kids In Nature
School Holiday
Science Themes
Learning Science
School Holidays
Hands On Activities
Get your Kids into Nature these School Holidays
four bookmarks with different pictures of people in the woods and on land, one is reading
Te Reo Maori Resources
Maori Art
Lunar Calendar
Pacific Islands
Primary Students
Ministry Of Education
Weather Patterns
Weather And Climate
Maramataka
many yellow flowers are in the grass near some trees and a white structure behind them
Start Of Spring
It's Complicated
September 1
Kiwi
Dates
Things To Come
Stuff
Whether you're a September 1 or 21 kind of person when it comes to the official start of spring, rest assured the weather won't necessarily go along with either. The seasons will unfold as they will, paying no attention to our efforts to constrain them for convenience. One of the best-known seasonal rules is we have three months of each – with a sudden change, not far short of miraculous, to the next season on the first days of September, December, March and June.
an old photo of the moon taken from space
Star Cluster
Māori Culture
School Murals
Lunar Year
1 September
Unique Art Prints
Online College
Stars Then And Now
The Maramataka | Māori calendar | Te Papa
The Maramataka - TE PAPA RESOURCES. The Māori calendar begins in June with the reappearance of the Matariki star cluster signalling the New Year. Learn the names of the months and nights in the traditional Maramataka.
a mother duck and her chicks are sitting on a log in front of the water
Ducks
Mountain Biker
Blue Island
The Duck
They Live
The Locals
Great Places
Places To See
Blue duck/whio whānau
Who’s who in the duck world? — TEACHING RESOURCE
two animals that are standing in the branches of a tree, one is eating something
New Zealand
Animals
First Job
Hands On Learning
Pest Control
The Internet
Introduced pests
Investigate: What is present? — ZEALANDIA & WWF resources. Some excellent links for activities to track predators who will be out and about in Spring!
a duck standing on top of a river next to tall grass
Duck Species
Water Birds
Habitat Destruction
Early Spring
Early Learning
Which duck is which?
Which duck is which? - STUDENT ACTIVITY. By early Spring a lot of duck species have paired up and are looking for nesting sites - so look out for pairs of ducks and the odd brawl as unpaired males make a last ditch attempt for 'love'. The cards in this activity will help you to identify the ducks you might see.
a woman walking down the street with an umbrella over her head, in front of some boats
Daylight Saving
Crazy Stuff
Drive Me Crazy
The Dawn
World Class
The Coffee
Our World
Stuff
Spring in Wellington drives me crazy - STUFF OPINION PIECE. Spring is supposed to be the season of new beginnings, but here in Wellington, it's the beginning of hell. I'm a proud Wellingtonian, loyal to the city that has been my home for two decades. I love the coffee, the people, our world-class restaurants and running on Wellington's trails. But I've endured too many springs to defend the season that signals the dawn of the new.