Six Photographs

Hey everyone welcome back for the last few days in term 3 we have been doing hurumanu 1 and we had to read a story and then write some things about it. we had six subjects that we had to read and then we had to find a artice that can explain some things about the past. 

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Six Photographs by Dylan Owen

Make a copy of this document and save in your HUR 1 folder.

You will complete the following work to share what you have learned

from this reading. You must complete your answers in full sentences.

What was the main message of this story? To explain what life was like back way before we were born. Some of the old photos are informative. Photos show history  In every photo there is lots of history  It showed what photos looked like in the past

The journal article looks at 6 different photos throughout NZ history. Re-read the paragraphs which match each photo and share 1 interesting fact for each photograph that you learned. 

Family of T.W Ferry Sometimes head and waist clamps were used to keep the children still. It took up to ten seconds to take a photo. The parents had their hands on their childrens’ heads to keep them still. They had to walk to a place to get there photo taken	Māori at Parihaka The Pakeha made the maori feel under pressure to sell their land  They wore a raukura-White feathers they were a symbol of the passive resistance  Maori had to adapt to pakeha ways	Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee In 1897 the queen celebrated the 60th year rule over the british empire. When the queen celebrated they all grouped up and took a group photo and all the children were in fancy dresses and suits.
Irini Kemara Irene means peace.  That people used to wear European or Maori clothing  She sat facing her left leg ford  One of her tattoos mean (Bella)	Māori Farm at Winiata Taihape Most of the family had to go out and milk the cows  The photo was taken when some new technology was invented to make the photos clear It was faster to burn bushes rather than chopping them	Kitchen Interior by William Williams It was a 19th century man cave  It was more of a flat then a family home  There were guns on display  There were no chairs or furniture.  The kitchen is very different to a modern-day kitchen. The guns might have been used for hunting or the New Zealand wars.

Find Your Own Source: Complete some research about why it is important to remember our history. Find an article or website that supports this idea. Remember, it will likely not be the first website you come across. It needs to be appropriate for your learning level and you need to read it. Use key words like “for students”, “for children”, “in New Zealand” to help narrow your search results.  Places to help you start:  KiwiKids News Te Ara - Encyclopedia of NZ NZ History Link to my article:https://www.historyforkids.net/ I think this is a good source because it can tell you about a lot of things like the world war 1’s and 2’s and it also tell you about the past in different countries