Govenor grey

+For Govenor Grey it was worth fighting for

Te Rangiheata Men

+They choose not to fight at he park but at battle hill
+It was Te Rangiheata land in the first place

Te Rangiheata

+He started the land battles at battle hill against
the british
+From his point of view it was worth fighting for
but it was rubbish that they lost

Te Rauparaha

+It was'nt Te Rauparaha folt that battle hill went on but he got
put into jail for it.
+All he wanted to do is keep his Men, Women and childern safe.
+From Te Rauparaha point of veiw he did'nt think it was worth fighting for.

Once by Morris Gleitzman

Now we have finished Once, what would you say is your favourite part and why?

Term 2

Kia Ora

Term 2 has started off great, and we hope to go on as we have started for the rest of the term.

We'll keep updating you when we get time to.



Fleur and Bailey :)
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Royal Wedding Similes

Add a simile as a comment to this post describing something to do with the royal wedding.

Explain how your simile works, what is it doing? Does it create an image in the reader's head? How? Does it add more description? How?

E.g.

The Queen looked as fresh and pretty as a daffodil on a spring day.

My simile compares the queen to a daffodil as this is similar to the colour she was wearing. She also looked fresh and new like a spring day.

Testing by Mrs Goldfinch

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