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• Glossary
• Image gallery
  • Te rauropi
  • Te mōi kai
  • Canoes
  • Harakeke
  • Moths
  • Insects
  • Leaves and others
  • Cloaks
  • Flax
  • Plants
  • Te hiko
• Overview of Biology
  • Image gallery
    • Harakeke
    • Moths
    • Insects
    • Leaves and others
  • Harakeke 5
    • Harakeke caterpillars. Levels 3 and 4
    • Activity: How do harakeke caterpillars eat the leaf?
    • Activity: Friend or Foe - Are harakeke caterpillars fighting for the same food?
  • Harakeke 6
    • Activity: How can you tell moths apart? - Levels 1 & 2
    • Activity: How can you tell moths apart? - Levels 3 & 4
    • Telling harakeke moths apart
  • Harakeke 7
    • Activity: The reproductive process of plants - Part 1 – Level 3
    • Activity: The reproductive process of plants - Part 2 – Level 4
    • Putting plants into groups
  • Harakeke 8
    • Activity: What is this tree? - Level 3
    • Activity: Sorting leaves into groups - Levels 1 and 2
    • Activity: What is this tree? - Level 4
    • What is this tree?
    • Interactive: ID key - What is this tree?
  • Te tautuhi tipu me ngā kararehe
    • Activity - How can you tell moths apart? Levels 1 and 2
    • Activity - How can you tell moths apart? Levels 3 and 4
    • Activity - What is this tree? Level 3
    • Activity – The sex life of plants – Part 2. Level 4
    • Activity – What is this tree? Level 4
    • English translation needed! Ngā Taumata 1 me 2
    • Putting plants into groups
    • English translation needed! Te Ngohe – He aha tēnei rākau? Te Taumata 4
    • English translation needed! Te Ngohe – He hoa, he hoariri rānei – kei te tātāwhāinga ngā anuhe harakeke ki te kai ōrite? Te Taumata 4
    • English translation needed! Te Ngohe – Kapea aku tipu! Ngā Taumata 3 me 4
  • Harakeke 1
    • Awesome flax
    • Harvesting harakeke
  • Harakeke 2
    • How are harakeke leaves used to make a kete?
    • Which part of the leaf contains muka?
    • Future uses of harakeke
    • Activity: Rongoā – Levels 1 and 2
  • Harakeke 3
    • Where does harakeke grow and how does it survive?
    • Activity: What are the parts of a plant? – Levels 1 and 2
    • Activity: How does harakeke survive? – Level 3
    • Activity: How does harakeke survive? – Level 4
  • Harakeke 4
    • What’s been eating the harakeke?
    • Activity: Friends and enemies of harakeke
    • Activity: Leave my plants alone! – Levels 1 and 2
    • Activity: Leave my plants alone – Levels 3 and 4
• Overview of Physics
  • Image gallery
    • Canoes
  • Canoes 2
    • Interactive: Waka forces - Level 4
    • Interactive: Race Day
    • Waka forces - Level 4
    • Outrigger canoes
    • Balanced and unbalanced forces
  • Canoes 1
    • Activity: Making a waka kōrari - Levels 1-2
    • Different waka for different roles
    • Activity: Making a waka kōrari – Levels 1-3
• Overview of Chemistry
  • Image gallery
    • Cloaks
    • Flax
    • Plants
  • Dyeing 1
    • Background to cloaks
    • The art of dyeing
    • Interactive: Name that dye
  • Dyeing 2
    • How did our ancestors develop harakeke dyes?
    • How did our ancestors develop harakeke dyes? Levels 1–4
  • Dyeing 3
    • Exploring dyes
    • Activity: Exploring Dyes - Levels 1 and 2
    • Activity: Exploring Dyes - Levels 3 and 4
  • Dyeing 4
    • What makes dyes used with harakeke change colour?
    • Using dyes to test for acidity
    • Activity: Flower power - Level 3
    • Activity: The acid test - Level 4
  • Dyeing 5
    • Dyes are a treasure
    • The story of dyes. Level 1 and 2
    • The story of dyes. Levels 3 and 4
  • Dyeing 6
    • Dye used for moko
    • Activity: The usefulness of wood ash
    • Activity: Making soap – Levels 1 and 2
• Ō Ahupūngao: Te Hiko
  • Ko Ngātoroirangi
  • Pūngao puia – ngā motika wai māori
  • Ngā whakaahua
    • Te hiko
  • Ko te āhua o te whakamahi a te iwi Māori i te pūngao puia mai rā anō
  • Te whakaputa hiko a te punahiko ngāwhā
  • Ngā punahiko ngāwhā – ngā pānga ki te taiao
  • Ko ngā māharahara o te iwi Māori mō te whakamahi tonu i te pūngao puia
• Te Ao Tūroa: Te Rauropi
  • He aha te mātai hangarau koiora?
  • Ko te pūrongo Wai 262
  • Te DNA me te wehewehenga pūtau
  • Te whakawhiti ira
  • He pēhea te āhua o te raweke ira?
  • Te raweke ira i Aotearoa
  • Ngā whakaahua
    • Te rauropi
• Ngā Tautake Pūtaiao me ngā Kōrero o Mua
  • Ngā rua
  • Te pōhā-tītī
  • Ngā tahā
  • Te kōura mara
  • Ngā whakaahua
    • Te mōi kai
  • Te aruhe
  • Ko te pikopiko, te mouku, mauku

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