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		Ongoing activities A starter activity to help you work out how much you already know about our fisheries resources.
		Postbox This activity looks at the associations you and your classmates have with the sea.
		"Find someone who has" sheet This activity looks at what happens when different people's use of the fisheries resource clash.
		Resource conflict This activity looks at how different cultures use the sea.
		Different cultural attitudes Set your own hypotheses or questions.
		Independent study This exercise encourages you to see things from other people's point of view.
		Talking heads This activity lets you act out the roles of different people who have an interest in the fisheries resource.
		Role play A list of topics for your class to debate.
		Debates This activity looks at how different cultures prepare and cook seafood.
		Food This activity looks at your behaviour concerning the sea.
		Personal charter

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		Ongoing activities This activity shows how co-operation will allow a resource to last.
		Simulation Game A mock tribunal hearing to access fishing rights to various groups.
		Who owns the fish? Suggested topics for you to research and present to the class.
		Research activities Visual display of the importance of conserving fisheries resources.
		Design a conservation poster Suggestions as to who you could invite to your class to discuss fishing issues.
		Guest speaker This activity looks at the impacts of new technology.
		Changing Technology This activity asks you to illustrate the inter-related element of the ocean environment.
		A flow chart This activity looks at the different methods of fishing.
		Picture interpretation An activity to make you think about past and present Maori fishing issues.
		Maori fishing A class discussion on the cultural differences relating to the fisheries resource.
		New immigrants This activity makes you question the effects humans have had on the resource. Fish can look after themselves - but what about the people using the fish.
		It's the people who need managing! A class discussion on the positive and negative effects of social change on people in relation to our fisheries resources.
		Marine biodiversity and biosecurity This activity for year 10 students looks at the rrange of biodiversity and biosecurity issues and examines them through the process of inquiry, values exploration and social decision making.

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