Matariki Star Information Cards

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Matariki Star Information Cards: Single A4 sheet with a bold title 'Matariki Star Information Cards'. It features three columns of bordered, colour-coded small cards, each with a star icon and star name. Each card includes a 'Also known as:' line, followed by three prompt rows with icons and labels: an eye icon for 'When do we see it?', a question mark for 'What does it represent?', and a pencil for 'Notes or observations'. The lower section contains two larger boxed areas: 'Matariki as a group...

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This printable features small, labelled cards for individual Matariki stars, each with prompts for 'Also known as', 'When do we see it?', 'What does it represent?', and 'Notes or observations'. The sheet also includes larger response boxes for reflecting on 'Matariki as a group' (importance and celebrations) and 'My learning' (new knowledge and questions). Colour-coded star icons and simple pictograms aid visual navigation and prompt student writing.

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