Inside this Junior Journal there is one story (Super Huhu), one poem (Bouncing the Beat), and three articles (Moving Your Body; Moving with Technology; Moving Pictures). The texts in this journal provide opportunities for ākonga to learn and think about movement from a range of perspectives – science, technology, social sciences, and the arts. Having…
A fantasy story about five friends who have suddenly acquired superpowers and how they work together to get rid of a giant huhu grub they have accidentally created.
A poem conveying the lively movement of the Samoan sāsā dance.
Instructions showing how to use split-pin paper fasteners to make a puppet with movable limbs.
An explanation by illustrator Ant Sang about how he conveys movement in his illustrations.
A report about tools that assist humans in tasks associated with movement.
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