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Jabez persuasive writing - Exotic trees

Planning 

Topic	Exotic trees
Position	Should be cut off
Reason 1	Because they are not supposed to  be in NZ
Reason 2	So that NZ species can live.
Reason 3	So there can be more native plants.

Writing

Intro	-States the topic and your position -Mentions your three main ideas	I firmly believe that exotic plants should be cut down because native animals are dying. Also because they are not supposed to be in NZ, so that NZ species can live and so there can be more native plants.
Para 1	-States your first idea. -Explains the idea -Gives evidence or examples to support your idea.	Because they are not supposed to be in NZ. So if we cut it off and plant 1500 native trees NZ will be a better place. What Exotic plants are
Para 2	-States your second idea. -Explains the idea -Gives evidence or examples to support your idea.	So that NZ species can live. If we cut off the exotic trees than there Will be more Native animals. What Native animals look like
Para 3	-States your third idea. -Explains the idea -Gives evidence or examples to support your idea.	So that there will be more native plants. So there will be a lot more Native plants which means there will be more Native animals and alot more freshnes. How many native trees are in New Zealand? New Zealand native trees by botanical names: R – Z There are around five hectares of cultivated native plant collections and about 96 hectares of mature and regenerating native forest
Conc	Recaps your three main ideas and re states your position.	They are not supposed to be in NZ. So that NZ species can live. And so there can be more Native plants.

Parihaka Jabez

Who founded parihaka? The village was founded about 1866 by Māori chiefs Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi on land seized by the government during the post-New Zealand Wars land confiscations of the 1860s.

What does parihaka mean? Parihaka was a Māori settlement in Taranaki in the 1860's when New Zealand was a British colony, and land was being divided up and given to European settlers.

Why is parihaka important to new zealand?The Invasion of Parihaka was contributed to by a number of causes such as pressure on the government, by European settlers, for New Zealand land to buy and inhabit that would be sourced as Maori land. ... The Waitangi Tribunal allowed for Maori to move on and to accept what had happened in the past.

When was parihaka invaded?About 1600 government troops invaded the western Taranaki settlement of Parihaka, which had come to symbolise peaceful resistance to the confiscation of Māori land. Founded in the mid-1860s.

Where did parihaka take place?Located seven kilometres inland from the coast near Pungarehu, Parihaka is a small Taranaki settlement with a big history. The events that took place in and around the area, particularly between 1860 and 1900, have affected the political, cultural and spiritual dynamics of the entire country.

How did parihaka start? The Parihaka settlement was founded about 1866, at the close of the Second Taranaki War and a year after almost all Māori land in Taranaki had been confiscated by the Government to punish "rebel" Māori.

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Jabez Niue-an Fact file

Language Monuina e afiafi- Good evening( Evening greeting  ) Monuina e po mohe a - Good night  Koe kia ( sg )Mua(dl)Mua ki ai(dl)Mu tou(pl)Mo tolu kia (pl)- Good bye.		Pictures	Where is Niue? Oceania.
Niue-an Flag Picture	Add you title Skimming and Scanning		Niue-an Facts Niue was found 19 October 1974. The first Europeans to sight Niue sailed under Captain James Cook in 1774. Cook made three attempts to land, but the inhabitants refused to grant permission to do so.
History The first Europeans reached Niue in the wake of Captain Cook's expedition to the region in 1774. Administered by the London Missionary Society from 1846, it became a British Protectorate in 1900	Picture	Free box to add your own https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ65BynrBwI&list=PLNUkfhf9gkc5pAkmzUDoiUcg8ZjIeAlCP

The Best Holiday Jabez

The Best Holiday trip

One Friday morning I thought it was an ordinary day. My mum said “we were going to Gravity!” We all said “yes!” When we got there I was just staring because she said that my cousins were here (they weren’t). We had to stay at the place for about 15 minutes until they came. When they arrived we had to pay for ten people/kids and buy special socks to wear. My ncousins and brothers didn’t stop and listen to the rules. They kept running which they were not supposed to do at Gravity. While we were playing, we started a new game, it was call Ball Tiggy. I joined after the game started and I was ready but no one came for me. Until my older brother Opeti chased me but he didn’t get me, he said he was going for me. When we finished at the Trampoline park/Gravity we went to get us a feed then to Pak n Save to buy more food and drinks. We then drove up to One tree hill to have our picnic there. After we had a feed at one tree hill Cornwall Park we played some more at the park. My mum and aunty just left us to play until we were tired then we returned home.

 I had a very fantastic Friday.

Goal setting Jabez

WALT: Set goals which are:
Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Time bound

I have written a goal about Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Money, Sport, Friends.

If you have made one what would you change?