Museum artefacts are used to make history come alive and provide students with tangible touchpoints for them to reflect on the past.
Aotearoa New Zealand has been shaped by the use and misuse of power. Technology has played a huge role in the way people have wielded that power. Explore these themes in this hands-on workshop.
Suitable for Years 4-8
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.
Max students per session: 30
Book NowInvestigate the people, products and iconography that have helped how Aotearoa New Zealand is seen on the world stage as well as how we see ourselves.
Suitable for Years 0 - 4
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.
Max students per session: 30
Please note: For Aotearoa New Zealand History please see Aotearoa New Zealand History: The good, the bad and the brave.
Book NowUse MOTAT's rich collection on resources to learn about how to utilise primary and secondary resources. Follow the stories of New Zealand World War 1 pilots learn to tell the difference between fact and fiction.
Suitable for Years 9 - 13
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.
Max students per session: 30
Book NowBack to School is a participatory session in which students learn about what school would have been like in Aotearoa New Zealand in the 1800s.
A MOTAT educator will lead your students through a lesson as Victorian school children using resources and costumes that are true to that era inside MOTAT's authentic 1800s schoolhouse.
Suitable for Years 0 - 8
Onsite supervision ratios: 1 adult to 6 children.
Max students per session: 30
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