Early Maori Enterprise

Enterprise and Economics was first introduced, by our Maori ancestors, before the Europeans settled in New Zealand. Coastal Maori sold Seafood (Kaimoana), while the Inlands preserved birds and berries. The Maori's would often trade valuable items, not knowing it's true value. Maori had grew a number of plants that had been bought by the first arrivals. By the 19th century Maori's ownership passed out.

Enterprise was introduced, by Maori's. 

Coastal Maori and Inlands preserved food.

Good items were sold with cheaper bargains.  

Maori plants were brought from the first settlers 

19th century they gave ownership.  This terms inquiry focus is called Enterprise and Economics. Recently LS2 have been learning about the history of enterprise and econmoics. However this a new thing to N.Z, because it was first introudce, by our Maori Ancestors. Our challenge was to make notes, turn them into 5 sentences and to finally write them into a 10 syllable sentence.

Exploring our national current events

Each day, newspaper editors around the world must make desicions about which stories they will run. We explored the different types of current events that are happening in New Zealand, thought about why the story made the news and plotted the location on a google map. Most of the articles that Marieta and I read happened in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Together our favourite article was the new Wellington sculpture showing a large hand balanced on two fingers, with a human face on the palm.