New Zealand History - Native Plants ( 2 ) .

 

This is my presentation I have worked on and I have answered some questions that were given based on Native Plants ! I hope you enjoy !

New Zealand History - Native Plants .

 

For Science , I have made a presentation about some great Native Plants in New Zealand . I have found some interesting facts about some Native Plants , hope you enjoy !

New Zealand History - Technology ( Task 1 - 2 ) .

 

Today for Technology , I have made a presentation and answered some of the questions that were given in our class site that is related to Maori Land wars .

Immersion Activities - Algebra .

 

This is my presentation about some Immersion Activities , Algebra ! Hope you enjoy because I really enjoyed this !

New Zealand History - S.S ( Task 5 ) .

This is my last Social Study task and for this task I have made a poster of a map and written down what the map shows. I hope you enjoy !

 

New Zealand History - S.S ( Task 4 ) .

Today for one of the Social Studies task, I was ordered to insert a quote said or written about Aotearoa. Hope you enjoy! 

 

New Zealand History - S.S ( Task 3 )

 

Today also for Social Studies , I worked on answering some more questions about Pakeha . I really enjoyed this presentation, I learnt a lot . Hope you enjoy !

New Zealand History - S.S ( Task 2 ) .

 

Today for Social Studies , I have made a presentation about what I understood about New Zealand History and some interesting facts. Hope you enjoy!

New Zealand History - S.S ( Task 1 ) .

 

Today I worked on my Social Studies work and I have made a presentation about some New Zealand History and our land. Hope you enjoy ! 

New Zealand History - Literacy ( Task 6 ) .

 

For the last task in Literacy New Zealand History , I have made a presentation about each of the chiefs that were part of the Treaty. Hope you enjoy !

New Zealand History - Literacy, Task 2 - 5

 

For this task, I have made a presentation about some interesting buildings located around New Zealand. Hope you enjoy!

New Zealand History - Literacy, Task 1.

 New Zealand History - Literacy.

Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The Treaty of Waitangi. A great and an amazing memorial event that first happened in 1840. Our great Maori Chiefs having to and willing to protect and keep their country and homeland safe. In 1840, A Britain man William Hobson was sent to take over New Zealand and was set to work writing a Treaty. The Treaty of Waitangi is a very important event to celebrate and be proud of. As an Kiwi, I am very grateful for our free land that was just about to be taken over by Hobson.  

The Treaty was a big for our two chiefs, they were trying to give this country freedom and great justice. But since Hobson and his men had tricked our chiefs, they had to cause a war so their land would not be taken away. New Zealand is a very beautiful country and so many people should be noticing by now that we wouldn’t be here right now if our Maori Men hadn't won the war because of their lies. 

This event is really important to Aotearea because it reminds us all who we really are and it also tells us that no matter how many decades come by, this country will still be remembered as a strong country, we had our people fight for our future and our freedom. But it is really important to New Zealand because The Treaty promised to protect Māori culture and to enable Māori to continue to live in New Zealand as Māori. At the same time, the Treaty gave the Crown the right to govern New Zealand and to represent the interests of all New Zealanders.

New Zealand History - Literacy , Task 1.

 

For Literacy, I have made a presentation of some questions that I have answered that are related to the Treaty Of Waitangi. Hope you enjoy!

Home Learning - Technology.

For Technology, I have made a presentation about each part of a ship and have explained why and how they are useful on a ship. Stay at home safe and in your own bubbles! 

 

Great Books - Health & P.E

 

For Health & P.E, this task was to pick a person or a group to identify and write about how I will be able to increase the way they/that person learns and to help them be better. I've chosen a friend, Taijah and how I will help them. 

Labelling parts of a boat.

 

For my home learning tasks, I have labelled each part of the boat. Since I couldn't draw a boat on google drawings, I have drawn my own boat on a piece of paper and took a photo.

Making Breaking during Lockdown!

 

Mathematics - Tasks 3.

 

For Project Based Learning. I had to pick an object from a novel, The Refugee by Alan Gratz. I picked Isabel's Trumpet, labelled it and wrote the purpose. Hope you all stay safe at home and stay warm!

 Cuba - 1930’s . Isabel’s Story.

Cuba, A beautiful and yet also a brutal country. It has such a rich and colorful country and their culture and traditions are incredibly pleasing. But, like they say, behind a beautiful story is a cruel history. 

In Cuba, Havana 1895, there was a war. Origins of the war. The war originated in the Cuban struggle for independence from Spain, which began in February 1895. The Cuban Missile Crisis first occurred in 1962 when the Soviet Union began to install nuclear missiles to Cuba. It began when the Soviet Union (USSR) began building missile sites in Cuba in 1962. Together with the earlier Berlin Blockade, this crisis is seen as one of the most important confrontations of the Cold War. The main reasons for the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 were…

• Communist revolution 1959.

• Castro supported communism.

• Bay of Pigs Disaster 1961.

• Castro support from USSR

 

President Kennedy, the image on the top left,  did not want the Soviet Union and Cuba to know that he had discovered the missiles. President Kennedy, an American politician who served as the 35th president of the United States from 1961 until his assassination near the end of his third year in office. 

My Refugee Poem!

My Refugee Poem.

Guns pointed at those who are most innocent,

not many people are able to vent.

This world is also so cruel,

Poor people becoming jews and being forced,

These brutal and savage soldiers make sure they never lose.

We are referred to as “one” when there are humans getting treated the opposite and suffering all in one.