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He Whakaputanga Introduction

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📚 Part 1: Learning About He Whakaputanga

1. What is He Whakaputanga?

A special document made by Māori chiefs

A type of food

A place in New Zealand

2. When was He Whakaputanga signed?

1835

1840

1900

3. Fill in the blank:

He Whakaputanga is also called the Māori Declaration of _____________.

4. Which words are important when learning about He Whakaputanga? (Tick all that apply)

Rangatiratanga (chieftainship)

Mana

Whenua (land)

Pizza

✏️ Part 2: Thinking About What's Important

5. Why do you think He Whakaputanga was important to Māori chiefs?
6. Draw something that is special or important to you and your whānau:
7. Complete this sentence:

Something that makes me feel special is ________________________

_________________________________________________

8. What makes Aotearoa New Zealand special? Write or draw one idea:

🌟 Part 3: Our GREAT Values Connection

9. How can we show RESPECT when learning about He Whakaputanga and Māori culture?

Listen carefully to our teacher

Try to pronounce te reo Māori words properly

Share our ideas with others

Ask questions when we want to learn more

10. What is one thing you learned about He Whakaputanga today?

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