waitangi day reading response.

last week we were leaning about waitangi day and Hone heke. Here is a reading response about the treaty of waitangi from a journal.

 

CRICKET PMI

On wensday we went to Arthur Fong park for school cricket.

My team was a all girls team and we plaed two games. won one and lost the other.

 

All about me

At school we have been doing all about me

here is one that I did with my friend Molly. 

This is as if we won lotto.

And this one is of some my favourite things in a google drawing.

And this one is with one of my other friends Emma.

and we did a wanted poster. Our crime is that we

 blow up buckington Palace and kill all the royals inside!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

treaty of waitangi

The Treaty of Waitangi was signed in the Bay of Islands. It was called the most important document in New Zealand history. The Treaty was made into two different versions. English and Maori. The treaty was signed in 1840 by representatives of the British representing the Crown and the Maori tribal. The problem with the Treaty was that it had to be translated into English overnight by only by two people and they got same things muddled up. So the English thought that the queen had control over Maori and English.but the Maori thought the queen head roll over just the English and had to leave the Maori alone. so that made the land wars start.