I am a Year 7 student at Tauranga Intermediate School, New Zealand. I am in Rm 29 and my teacher is Miss McKenzie.
Thursday, 20 February 2014
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Whare
The Whare is a spiritule place for peace. At the front of the Whare there is a rope that has the members of the iwi holding it, the Moari name for it is Te whare wananga o Te Maro. The backbone of the whare is called Tahuhu and the name for the ribs is Heke. There are three iwi in Tauranga the top iwi is called Ngati ranginui because they were the first tribe in Tauranga, then the second iwi is Ngati pukenga and the third iwi is Nga Te rangi. The carvers make the Whare facing north.
The Whare is sort of like a human it has got ribs and a back bone the Maori name for the ribs is heke and the name for the back bone is Tahuhu. The other building is a classroom and each classroom have a animal the names of the animals are Tanu, Crab, Shark and Tuatara.
The Whare is sort of like a human it has got ribs and a back bone the Maori name for the ribs is heke and the name for the back bone is Tahuhu. The other building is a classroom and each classroom have a animal the names of the animals are Tanu, Crab, Shark and Tuatara.
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Valentine's Day
St Valentines was a Roman priest who was secretly organising weddings for soldiers. He was jailed then sentenced to death by the King on February 14th AD 270. We exchange cards, candy, gifts or flowers, with our special valentines. A special valentine is someone that you love.
Tuesday, 4 February 2014
Waitangi Day
These people are carrying the banner because they want the council to honour the treaty of Waitangi. The treaty was signed in 6th of February 1840. The treaty was about British people protecting the maori but instead they attacked the maori and took there land.
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