IGICONIC GAMESSENIOR // FUTURE LEARNING
TERM 2Year 7 Term 2
YEAR 7EXPLORE · QUESTION · CREATE
WORLD 02 · WHENUA & POWER

YEAR 7 · TERM 2

POWER & PLACE

How do power, people and place shape the world we live in?

Aotearoa · history · civics · geography · economy

TERM 2 · 9 MISSIONS

Your mission board.

Explore, investigate, build and explain.
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01 ⌖ READY

WEEK 1

The Aotearoa Files

What does the evidence actually say?Te Tiriti context, texts, interpretations, mana and rangatiratanga.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 2

After the Signing

Why did conflict develop?Early Crown–Māori relationships, Kīngitanga, settlement expansion, land pressure, the New Zealand Wars and raupatu.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 3

Who Gets a Say?

Who was represented — and who was not?1852 Constitution Act, property-based franchise, Māori representation, later franchise expansion and political participation.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 4

Revolution!

What makes a society reach breaking point?French Revolution: social estates, fiscal pressure, representation, 1789 turning points, rights and consequences; optional American comparison.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 5

Factory World

When technology changes society, who gains and who pays?Industrial Revolution, mechanisation, urbanisation, factory work, reform and technological change.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 6

Democracy Lab

How should a community make a decision?Government, petitions, peaceful protest, civic participation, submissions and competing community needs.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 7

Faultline

Why does the ground beneath Aotearoa move?Plate tectonics, faults, earthquakes, land deformation and geological evidence in Aotearoa.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 8

Edge of the World

How does land change — and how do we move through it safely?Rivers, glaciers, alpine landforms, changing conditions and outdoor risk management.ENTER MISSION →
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WEEK 9

The Exhibition

What happened, how do we know, and what remains contested?Synthesis of Term 2 history, civics, economy, geography, evidence and place.ENTER MISSION →
MĪHARO Book 4: NGĀ HAERENGA — Journeys, by Niva Gram

MĪHARO · BOOK 4 · TERM 2 READING

NGĀ HAERENGA

Journeys

Part 2: The Broken Sanctuary

Read one chapter alongside each of this term’s nine Homework Club missions. Reading is optional and saves your progress on this device. READ PART 2 →

PROJECT HQ · TERM 2

OUR PLACE · OUR STORY

Investigate a place, event, movement or community story and turn evidence into an exhibition, documentary, podcast, site or display.
1IDEA
2RESEARCH
3PLAN
4BUILD
5TEST
6IMPROVE
7PRESENT

YEAR 7 · SENIOR HOMEWORK CLUB

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