For this activity, let’s imagine that the government decides to create a new $10 bank note and replace Kate with a picture of a different New Zealand woman.So if i get to change the picture of woman on the $10 currency note, I would change the picture to picture of Dame Whina Cooper. She was the woman who improved the lives of the maori. She fighted for the land rights of the maori and also the rights of woman. In 1930, she was just like a leader of the North Island’s Hokianga district. She worked alongside Apirana Ngata. In 1975 she was the leader of the maori women's welfare. She was born on 1895 and died on 1994.
So that is it bloggers. See you on my next blog.
Hello Albin ,
ReplyDeleteIts me Alan.
Excellent job Albin and a very catchy title.
If you want to improve maybe you can add more colourful backgrounds.
Awesome work!
Looking forward to your next posts,
Kind regards
Alan
Hi Albin,
ReplyDeleteGreat work on completing another Summer Learning Journey activity - keep up the good work. Don’t forget to comment back to blog commenters as well as on others SLJ blog posts to gain extra points.
Dame Whina Cooper was a very inspirational woman to many and I think you have picked someone who would be a great candidate to go on our $10 note.
Did you know that she lived to be 98 years old? That is amazing!
What made you think of her? What do you find most inspirational about Dame Whina Cooper?
Until next time, happy blogging :)
Emma