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Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Teacher support materials (TSM) and audio are available for the following resources:

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Stories Marcus and the Wind
Lost Again!  
Articles Kahu Ora
The Port

Series: Junior Journal & CHAPTERS

Publication date: January 2013

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Marcus and the wind.

Marcus and the Wind

by Kylie Parry

Junior Journal 47 cover.

Marcus is a “middle boy”. He doesn’t stand out in any way and tends to be overlooked. Then, one Wednesday, everything changes. A strange wind springs up, and Marcus suddenly finds himself doing extraordinary things. The story is open-ended but with an implication that Marcus’s days of being a “middle boy” are over.

Purple 2

Series: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Learning area: English, Health and Physical Education

Colour wheel level: Purple

Curriculum level: 2

Category: Fiction

Related titles: Listed in TSM

Topics: wind, humour, story, behaviour, self-belief

In: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Publication date: January 2013

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Kahu ora.

Kahu Ora

by Marama Rangiaho-Katipa 

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This is a recount of a visit to the exhibition of Kahu Ora (living cloaks) at Te Papa Tongarewa, the Museum of New Zealand. In the exhibition, there is one korowai that has a special significance to Marama, the author. She learns about how korowai are made and how a special korowai reveals a story from her iwi.

Gold 1

Series: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Learning area: English, The Arts, Social Sciences

Colour wheel level: Gold

Curriculum level: 2

Category: Non-fiction

Related titles: Listed in TSM

Topics: recount, exhibition, Kahu Ora, living cloaks, Te Papa Tongarewa, Museum, New Zealand, korowai, Marama, iwi

In: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Publication date: January 2013

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The port.

The Port

by Sharyn Jones 

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This article is about the Port of Tauranga and is told by a boy whose father works there. It contains a general description of what a port is and has specific information about the kinds of ships, and their cargo, that visit Tauranga. There is also a brief overview of the grounding of the Rena.

Gold 2

Series: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Learning area: English, Social Sciences

Colour wheel level: Gold

Curriculum level: 2

Category: Non-fiction

Related titles: Listed in TSM

Topics: Port of Tauranga, port, ships, cargo, Tauranga, grounding of the Rena

In: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Publication date: January 2013

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Lost again.

Lost Again!

by Kylee Goodwin

Junior Journal 47 cover.

In this humorous poem, Mum has lost her keys again, and she and the children are searching for them in increasingly unlikely places. Eventually, Dad joins the search and finds the keys hanging on the hook, just where they should be!

Series: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Learning area: English

Curriculum level: 2

Category: Fiction

Related titles: Listed in TSM

Topics: humorous, poem, lost, keys

In: Junior Journal 47, Level 2, 2013

Publication date: January 2013

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