Proposal
Present / Feedback
We presented our idea to the class, Tanya and KCC representative.
From our proposal, the feedback we received included:
- change material of sea crossing shapes to make sure health and safety law is kept
- storybook to be fleshed out a bit more - in terms of translocation process
- might need another activity to relate to the translocation process - catching the birds
- excellent presentation of the idea - physical game for the children to immerse themselves in
- effective showing of the journey the Kakariki take in the translocation process - and imitating that physical journey with the children pretending to be these Kakariki
- including the younger siblings with the mask making is effective
- the storybook element allows a way for the KCO to manage the children more effectively - bringing them back to a quiet, calm playful environment to re-charge and get ready for the next activity
- need to research into what Kakariki nests look like to show that in the bird house
- storybook narrative will be key in the journey for the children - introduce new characters, talk about pests/ villains, rangers that are translocating the birds, finding a new home, finding a mate to make a family and reproduce
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