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1. Read the page by yourself
2. Discuss with the group any words, concepts or phrases you don’t understand and record the meanings
3. in your own words

New words: 

• English word	Meaning	Maori word	Meaning
  Pakeha Warily Intently contingent Colonial confiscation	Europeans  Un trustworthy Interested A group of people sharing values/actions  Something related to a colony To take something away	Pakeha Whare Whaea Tipuna Iwi Korowai	Europeans House Respected adult female Ancestor Tribe Cloak made of bird feathers

• 
  

• Your summaries:

Mariah:During september 19th 1914 there lived a man named Tipu. Tipu was a Rugby player he really liked playing rugby he even had a nickname called Big George. He wanted to go to war with the Germans but he was too young to go to war.

Comprehension.

1. What is meant by “a native contingent” 

A group of Moari people

2. How are the two boys feeling about signing up to fight? Provide direct quotes as evidence.
• Tipu - confident 
• Rongo - Unsure

3. Explain in your own words - “Tipu listens as she reminds Rongo of the land
4. confiscation in the Waikato during the 1860s, of the lives lost trying to
5. defend that land in the colonial wars.

There was a war about who gets the land. The Maori people were fighting to

protect their land and pakeha. 

Railey - There was a war about who gets the land  or not . and it was between

maori and british.

Eh Htoo - There was a land war about who got the land Maori tried to defend their

land for pakeha then they had a war.

There was war for the Maori peoples land.

There was a big war between Maroi and the British it was called the land wars it

started when the British tried to get land off the Maroi 

4. Write about the Maori Contingent in your own words (where did they come
5. from, how many people, where did they go to fight etc).  

https://nzhistory.govt.nz/page/maori-soldiers-sail-war

https://nzhistory.govt.nz/war/maori-units-nzef

https://28maoribattalion.org.nz/roll-ww1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_(M%C4%81ori)_Pioneer_Battalion

• 
  
• 
  
•  The first contingent sailed from Wellington in February 1915.
• There was about 500 men that left Wellington on the 14 of February
• 1915. By 1916 the battalion was in desprte 
• 
  
• The first contingent sailed from Wellington aboard the ship warrimoo
• in february 1915. Its motto was ‘Te Hokowhitu a Tu (the seventy
• twice-told warriors of the war god). Some moari had been in
• gallipoli from the beginning, having enlisted in the provincial
• infantry battalions.   

MATHS

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New words and their meanings




Devastated - shocked




Definite possibility - Might/probably




Contribute - Helping




Industrial farming - using machines to help with farming

Mariah.l - There was a flu that killed 9,000 new zealanders. 19,000 New Zealanders also died in the war during 1914-1918. There were 3 more serious flu’s in New Zealand, in 1957-1968 and 2009. Now we have another one in 2019/2020 called (Covid-19) or Coronavirus.16 people died because of (Covid-19).In 2020 we have better living conditions, better ways to communicate (internet, TV, phones) and better hygiene (showering etc) than the people did in 1918 so we are less likely to get a virus like the flu. However, we are increasing our chances of getting a virus because of industrial farming, and international travel.

NZ’s killed by the Flu:9,000 Over a 2 month year period.

NZ’s killed in WW1: 18,000 Over a four year period.




Why is the 1918 flu known as Spanish Flu?Because lots of people died there.




Why did some people think the 1918 flu was a return of the plague?




What medical knowledge was learnt from the 1918 flu?




For every ____ Europeans that died of the flu in NZ, _____ Maori died. This was because...




Is it true that RMS Niagara brought the flu to NZ? How do you know?




Why was this virus so deadly?




If you caught this virus, what happened to you? Explain the symptoms.




Who were the heroes during this crisis? Explain why.




What limitations did people living in 1918 have during this crisis? (hint: think about what would have made it hard for them to survive this time, things they didn’t have then that we have now).




Why is November 1918 known as ‘black November’ in NZ?





Name 3 things that increase the likelihood of a pandemic happening and explain why they do so:










Name 3 things that decrease the likelihood of a pandemic happening and explain why they do so:













Explain what a vaccine is and how it works.





Explain what is happening in these pictures - write in your own words.

Desert island.

Maths

MARIAH.L

What I do during covin-19

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Vaccine- are a little bit of the virus that is dead so your body can make antibodies that can fight off the virus.

Zinc Sulphate- a medicine

Formally improved -Approved from the Government 

Medical Benefit- Helping your body fight.

Undoubtedly- probably, definitely 

Spray inhalers - a gas you breathe in through your nose/mouth, think of an asthma inhaler.

benefit/beneficial - mean the same thing 

Mariah - In 1918 there wasn’t any type of vaccines.In these days they would get a spray (Zinc Sulphate gas) and think it would do anything but it did nothing but they would breathe on each one and would still have the flu.They got more of the virus.So the spray did nothing at all.So once the war was finished they  they had a party and had the flu again.

page 27 vocab

Clergyman-Priest or a pa.

Mourners -Crying for someone you lost.

buried /burial/bury - to put a dead person in the ground



Constantly-every split second

Mariah - The medical was helping soldiers but some of the medical helpers were unqualified to do it.The little kids peeled vegetables to make soup and help to deliver.Volunteer adults made a coffin for the dead soldiers.And a quarter of doctors and medical staff helped the soldiers.

Maths

Monday maths - finding fractions

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Strain -Type of something

Claiming -Real sickness

Severe -Undesirable

Haemorrhage - when you bleed inside

Pneumonia -You're Filled with fluid

Cyanosis -Skin changes colour.

Fluid - kinda like a water flowing




This flu in 1918 was like the plague because they both go for your lung and then you get less oxygen so your skin changes. The strain was similar to the plague because it changes the skin when they die, the skin changes because the lungs gets flooded with liquid so it is difficult to breathe like the plague but it does not fill up with liquid.

The strain affected ages of 20 to 40 years old.

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Mutations/mutate/mutant - a change of a gene

Microorganism - living thing

Host to survive - Getting in side

Antibodies - Microorganisms in your body that fight back against a virus

Hitch - Problem

Gradually - Slower

Antigenic - Virus changes to a new type of virus

Subtype - Type of virus

Antibodies - something your body makes to fight it off illnesses/viruses





A virus is a tiny organism that goes through your body.They are three types A, B and C.Anti is the opposite. can change into a new kind of virus. Viruses that come from animals can be dangerous to humans.

VIRUS

Book

RMS Niagara - Name of ship

Docked - Came to NZ

Quarantined - When strict isolation is imposed to limit or contain the spread of disease.

Unaffected - It did not come to you.

Epidemic - Is a disease that affects a large number of people within a community, population or region.

Source - Where something comes for.

Urupa - Moari cemetery

Tangi - Funeral






People thought the flu came from a roly ship that came from auckland.There thought it came from the ship because the primministet.The flu NZ.The Moari died and the Pakeha died too.They have not had a proper funeral.She was nicknamed "the Titanic of the Pacific", but after the sinking of the real RMS Titanic this was dropped in favour of "Queen of the Pacific.The ship was built to carry mail between Australia and Vancouver (in Canada).







RMS

- Niagara

- when it was built

- where it came from

- who was the captain

- get a picture of it

Lening about Persuasive writing!

Persuasive writing!

Sentence starters…

Good writing	Better writing	Best writing
I think I believe that In my opinion I agree that I disagree because My first reason is My second reason is My third reason is Finally In conclusion I’m absolutely certain that Another argument is	To start with,  It is important to,  Clearly, Everyone knows that The fact is The truth is Without a doubt Most people would agree that Doesn’t everyone know that…? Just imagine  It is obvious It contradicts	Although both sides have valid arguments, In comparison, However, Although,  In light of this,  On the contrary,  Even though Similarly,  It would be worthwhile if It would be beneficial if The fact is disputed

Example

Example

Maths

Virus

Pandemic- an outbreak of a disease.

Global-World wide





Strain-an unknown type.

Deathtole- a number of people die.

Relatively isolated-

First world war-1914

Immune system-

Compromised-

Top of the world-Northern Hemisphere

Bottom of the world-Southern Hemisphere




There was a deadly global pandemic flu thriving around the world in 1918. NZ was isolated and surrounded by water. North American soldiers carried the influenza and shared it with the other soldiers.There was a second type of virus that had a death toll over 50 million people

PB4L