Look through the challenges below and choose one to do.
Don’t forget to take as photo of your completed challenge and add it to your project.
Origami Challenge
Bird nest challenge
Kererū are not very good at making nests. Craft a beautiful bird's nest for a kererū
What You Need:
Sticks, grass, leaves, pine needles, or other found natural materials
Newspaper
Paper
Pen or pencil
1. Go outdoors, start scavenging for the items that you will need
2. Think about what in nature is pliable, what is sturdy, and what a bird has access to out in the wild.
3. Take care to use caution when picking up found materials. Be sure, too, that you are not taking items from a park or public area that are not permitted to leave the vicinity, and only take the small amount you need.
4. Bring the items you have collected inside and place them on a newspaper (or, weather permitting, on an outdoor setup). Try to manipulate the grass and twigs and other items into a bird's nest shape. Don’t worry if doesn’t look like a nest. The idea is to think about what kinds of things would make a nest hold its shape.
5. Try to weave items together, such as pine needles and grass. Can you just use two fingers, mimicking a bird’s beak, to get items to stick together.
Kererū protector challenge
How big is a kereru challenge
Adult kererū can grow to over up to 51 cm from tail to beak, Their wingspan (when their wings are open)are up to 74cm from the tip of one wing to the other
Use a ruler to measure out 50cm on the concrete witht chalk - to show the height
Then measure across 74 cm for the width of the bird with its wings out.
Use chalk to draw a kererū.
Draw a kererū challenge
Follow the steps. Don’t forget to use colour to finish it
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