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.In socal studies we have been doing the topic managing the environment.here we understood about resources, renewable and non renewable. Vital resource is water and we decided to focus on the documentary within ngapuhi called restoring lake ormapere,following is what i captured from the documentary.After the treaty of Waitangi Maori had 66 million acres and now they have less than 4 million acres. Geologists believed lava was formed blocking the Waitangi river. Lake Omapere is the largest lake in northland. The English word for Omarpere is a Place of cutty grass. The water also used to be safe to drink but not anymore. In the video was a huge eel that was at least 8 foot 200 pounds. Maori once owned 66 million acres of land but 34 million confiscated from pakeha. They killed seals in the sea and let them wash up on shore and the community did not like that.Utukuru 2500 people resided v 80 people < mass harvest of wood > Kauri Totara KahiKatea > access close to water edge > soil detonating through burning > farming industry.When the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 the Maori people had traditional ownership of 66 million acres of land. 10 years later the British Crown owned 37 million of those acres. Today less than 4 million acres remain in Maori land. O = kai ma = for pere= belly of the taniwha.The side of the taniwha that has the scales on it is not sacred. The other side – the half that has no scales on it this is the sacred side of the taniwha. This is the reason it is named lake Omapere. Back in the 1900s there used to be Maori villages all on the western shore..100s of maori digging 1400 acre of gum field then used to be called the omapere maori block.The eels were rolling down the river then they diverted the eels in the banks they let some of the eels carry on down the river. They did it all night long till they stopped running. They would clean the eels, pawhara them, smoke them and more.than they used to go on their horses then take the eels to people who needed them.When they went to spe.ar the eels there were some places that they were quite afraid of. If you trampled on the end of the swampy area the other end would rise up. By then the eels would be gone. The spears were very long and the would disappear into the depth of the swamp. The man was very scared of the taniwha because he knew it was locked beneath the murky water.Make your summary comprehensive, coherent, and conciseWhat are the main points?Something I found interesting from this documentary was that they used to have speed boat races on Lake omapere.For example they use to have these in 1970.This would have been a positive event for the lake and would of have brought lots of people to the lake to watch the event and spend money in the area to lift the economy.Something that concerned me from the documentary was the lake went from a nice place where people went and frequently used it for daily life to now no one goes there and now its polluted and toxic. It became polluted from the farming industries such as the fertilizers in the grass and the cow kaka.If i was living in the area at the time while lake omapere was thriving i would have made sure that they didn’t cut the native trees around the lake down and not let farmers farm around the lake to avoid the pollution. Also I would have ensured the local people did not decompose the tupapaku on the water’s edge to avoid polluting the water. I also would have monitored that the eels were still thriving so they could keep the water way clean instead of taking them and then they would have avoided tipping the cart fishinto the lake. If it was thriving the boat races could still be going and waka ama events and iron man events could still be able to go there. Witch would also bring lots of people and money into the area and might have created a little town to help service the events.
Yesterday there was a power cut around the whole of Northland and we were at school. School ended early because of the power cut and the power was out for about 3 hours. For me nothing bad happened. It was just out for about 3 hours. t was boring for a little bit because there was nothing to do while the power was out.
My name is charlie and me and my friend jullius have been working on trying to get more water fountains around our school because we think that there are not enough water taps around the school for 500+ people. We did this project proposal in our Social Studies class.
Me and jullius choose this idea because we think if we get more water fountains are the school people would drink more water instead of drinking fizzy drinks so thats why we want more and because we only have about 5 fountains that are actually good and cold but 5 is not good enough for 500+ people
Most people agree that the water aint old enough and agree that we need more water taps because there are not enough and also the water is not cold enough in the summer.
Please read more of our proposal below and give us your feedback in the comments on what we want to propose in our school
I went to Robbys to give him their skins they got from trapping. Then Robby went into town to sell the skins and get them the stuff they need. Uncle Hec and Ricky made $2674 from there skins. Then they left Robby’s house and they started walking to another hut and there where people there and they saw uncle Hec and Ricky and started running away.
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we have been learning about DNA and how its makes up our body and everything about us. after watching this if I was a scientist leading a lab of GMO scientist I would aim the DNA shooter thing at a random and make them shorter because it would be funny and I could see how short I could get them
While i’ve been in vocation we have learning about rongoa. We have been learning about kawakawa plants and how they help and heal cuts, soars and bites rongoa is the balance of your scenes. kawakawa can also help with sore stomachs.Me and my group have been making kawakawa lip balms and in art we made a logo and in dfi we made a poster and after were finished were gonna sell it.
this we talk about what our waka and what on it and what they used and whats on it.Things on the waka are people food.we learnt about migration and why the reason they moved place and areas we aloso learned about how the Maoris used wakas to get from island to this we talk about what our waka and what on it and what they used and whats on it.Things on the waka are people food.we learnt about.
if i won the lotto i would buy me a mansion with a full basketball court and a big pool with a garage filled with a Lamborghini a supra and a big coustime off truck then i will go buy me a private jet to fly to all the nrl finals and all of the state of origins then i will buy nrl tickets to every panthers game and every warriors game.Then ill buy me a super yacht.and ill fly my jet around the world to pairs,Fiji and austrila so i can see a crocodile and a snake
In the holidays,I went to Whangārei to watch the new transformers movie then went to tenpin bowling.then for the rest i went down town to go to the basketball courts and when the courts got boring i went to the rugby fields to do some tea kicks.When it was raining i went down to my creek and made a water slide.in the Holiday i helped my dad work on our farm we pulled a big tree out of our creek after we moved the cows on my dads tractor while my dad was driving the tractor i was stand on the back after we finished moving the cows we went to my nanas house.In the days it was raining in the holidays i just watched tiktok all day because there was nothing else to do except to play in the puddles and swim in my creek while getting taken down stream by the current in the Holiday i had to do rugby training but it was fun because we just got to play touch.in the last week of the holidays i went fishing at English bay with my mate and his family after we got back from fishing i stayed a my mates house and we smacked balloons at each others face