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Sunday, May 10, 2020

Monday Reading - Underground soldiers page 33


Text - http://instructionalseries.tki.org.nz/content/download/27600/292333/file/L4%20June%202014%20Underground%20Soldiers.pdf

This is a map showing the way Germany went to get to France. The Western Front went along the top of France. Its purpose was to stop Germany getting all the way through France and down to other countries.


Mariah -In August 1914 the first ever world war 1 began.Both tema dug a long line of trenches that faced one another drawing war.This was the Western Front.The space between the two sets of trenches was called no-man’s land.German trenches by sending thousands of soldiers across no-man’s land.Huge numbers died aƞ er being shot at or shelled. To limit the risk to their men, both sides began to dig tunnels that led under no-man’s land.in the hope of killing soldiers in the enemy trenches overhead. This was known as tunnel warfare – the war underground.


Wesley - In the year 1914 the first ww1 started. The German soldiers attacked Belgium and swept into the Western front through France. 1000 men were to go to German to attack but they all got killed,Both sides dug a trench named no man's land.


Michael - in August 1914 the first world war began. The German army invaded Belgium and swept in france. The allies stopped the Germans advance, and both sides dug a long line of trenches that was called no-mans- land. The allies tried to capture the German trenches by sending thousands of soldiers across no-mans land on foot. 


Hope - In 1914 in August the German army invaded Belgium and swept into France. The Allies stopped the German advance. Both sides dug a long line of trenches that faced one another. The space between the two sets of trenches was called no-man's land. There were Allies that tried to capture the German trenches by sending over thousands of soldiers across the no-man's land on foot. Huge numbers died after being shot at or shelled. The two sides began to dig underneath the no-man's land. Where they used explosives in the hope of killing the enemies. It was known as the tunnel warfare - war underground


Davlyn - in august, the German and British with their allies NZ finally meet in France to fight in the ww1. There were two trenches: the british and the german and in the middle was called no man's land. When soldiers went in on foot they would have died from getting shot at, the british tried to capture the germans trenches on no man land but they failed. Both sides had to go and dig under there enemy trenches and put explosives under them and then they will fall in and die.


Eh Htoo -Tunnel Warfare began in August 1914, when the German army took over Belgium and went into france. The Allies tried to stop the German by sending thousands of soldiers across no-man’s land large numbers of men died by being shot at or shelled to limit the risk to their men the two army  


Railey-during August 1914, the german army took over Belgium and after they did they charged at france and started to invaded it but luckily the allies took advantage and stopped german from advancing





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No mans land during the war

No Man's Land | Facts, Summary, Overview & WW1 | Revision Notes
No mans land after the war 
(the wholes or craters in the ground here are leftover from the war)

Davlyn's picture.

Hope's picture

Railey's picture

Wesley's picture

Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Wednesday Reading - Underground Soldiers page 31


Vocabs:

  • Carved out - when  you make a cave using tools like a pick axe or shovel to make a hole in the rock

  • Caverns- Cave

  • Underground network - a group of tunnels under the ground


Summary in our own words

Michael- 20 years ago some school boys stumbled into a tunnel underneath the french 

Wesley-almost 20 years ago some schoolboys found a cavern where soldiers came to rest in.


Davlyn- Nearly 20 years ago some schoolboys will wonder into a tunnel underneeth


Eh Htoo-About 20 years ago some school boys full into a cavern in france it was a tunnel

 that is about 30 metres it was a hiding plase a About 100   

 

Mariah: About 20 year ago schoolboys discovered an andgrawn caverns with some stafe.


Railey- for about 20 years ago some schoolboys suddenly stumbled in an underground tunnel in the French City of Arras. THey made a huge discovery of the underground tunnel that was made during WW1


Hope - Around Twenty years ago there were schoolboys that stumbled into a tunnel underneath the French city of Arras. They discovered something amazing there. The tunnel that they were in led 30 meters underground into enormous caverns. There were Signs, Names and Graffiti painted on bare rock walls. There was one message on the wall that said ¨Kia Ora NZ¨. There was also a hidden place for the soldiers that was made a hundred years ago during WW1 and the boys accidentally rediscovered it. There were Thousands of men resting in the stone caverns 



Here is Railey's Map showing where Flanders, Arras, Calais, Dunkirk and Dover are and what he knows about them.

Sunday, May 3, 2020

Monday Reading - for King and Country - pages 20 and 21





Page 20 and 21
  1. Read the page by yourself
  2. Discuss with the group any words, concepts or phrases you don’t understand and record the meanings in your own words

New words: 

English word
Meaning
  • Artillery 
  • Recruit 

  • Lieutenant 

  • Pioneer


  • Shelling



  • Battalion


  • Debri
  • Embrace 
  • Hastily 

  • Assurance 
  • Mound 
  • Despite


  • Crater 
  • Guns,bombs,
  • New team member
  •  Boss of the group of soldiers
  • First person to go to a new place 

    •  Shelling means constant bombardment by guns, tanks, artillery

    •  A large group of soldiers

    • Stuff 
    • Hug 
    • moving or acting quickly
    • Confirming  
    •  Pile of dirt 
    • although

    • A hole in the ground
    Your summaries:

    Hope: On 8 September 1916 Tipu and the other recruits hastily made their way through the deep turk lane. It is being built by the pioneer battalion, behind the front line in France, where they are supposedly safe. One of the soldiers asked if Tipu was okay and he said ¨Yes iḿ fine” but actually he wasn't okay. 

    Michael:on 8th of September 1916 Tipu and new recruits were making their way along the deep trench that they call turk lane. One of the soldiers asked “Tipu are you all right”, “I'm fine” Tipu says. But Tipu wasn't fine, Tipu was shocked by the smell and chaos and the soldiers that passed. Ahead of Tipu was a little group that was digging through the mess that the shelling had caused. One of the soldiers shouted Tipu!! “It's Rongo, he’s covered in dirt/mud”. Rongo tells Tipu “you don't know how good it is to see you, young brother. Tipu and Rongo hugged each other, Tipu kept his arms around Rongo tight. “How is everyone at home?'' asks Rongo. 

    Eh Htoo: In 8 September 1916 Tipu was a new recruit walking throw the turk lane with the new recruits then Tuip saw his brother they hugged then Tuip got a shovel and diged lot of people.     

    Davlyn: the 8th of september Tipu and all the other new recruits speedily went down there trench which was called the turk lane. 

    Maria: On the 8th September 1916 Tipu and his Recruits were on their way to what they call it the Turk lane. 

    Mariah:On the 8th of september Tipu was finally 20 after was birthday 

    Miss Ashley: Tipu finally got to be in the war after he turned 20, so he went to the Western Front where the Pioneer Battalion was. He was reunited with his brother Rongo at long last, but was overwhelmed by the conditions in the trenches - dead bodies, the smells, injured soldiers and chaos. 

    Comprehension.

    1. How long has passed since we last read about Tipu and Rongo? What has happened since then? Where are the two boys now, and how is each one feeling?
      1. 3 August 1915 - 8 September 1916 - 14 months had passed. 
      2. Tipu - his birthday  (20th), went to Egypt for training then was sent to France
      3. Rongo - sent to France. 
    2. What is ‘turk lane’? Explain.  It was built, provide pictures to help explain.
    It's a 8 kilometer trench made in  France and made by the pioneers battalion New Zealand soldiers. The trench was finished at midnightc 16 September. Heaps of people had to die, and were prepared because they had to dig while getting shot at.
    1. Who was the Pioneer Battalion? Soldiers from New Zealand. Their job was to go ahead of the army, and make a trench.
    2. Describe how Tipu is feeling (refer to paragraph 3 on page 20).
    Shocked because of the smell and the people that had passed.
    1. What does this envision? “strung along the trench like men in a waka.Team work makes the dream work.

    . Trenches had to be deep enough that men could stand up in them without their heads showing over the top. Inside the trenches, they had ladders for when they needed to go over the top to shoot the enemy.
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    Saturday, May 2, 2020

    Friday Reading - for King and Country Page 19



    Your summaries:

    Mariah: On the 3 of August 1915.Rongo would always witier a letter and Rongo brother Rahia would always read it out loud and it would be sent on may and sent from Egypt.Tipu has heard Rongo’s letter countless times, and knows the words by heart.Both places Tipu has never seen. Because he has never been out.

    Hope: On the 3rd of August 1915 Rahia was reading Rongos letter so he was told to read aloud. The letter was written in May and sent from Egypt. It also traveled from england. Those places Tipu has never seen before. Tipu has seen Rongos letter so many times he even knows it off by heart. Tipu could sense his mother leaning towards him. He knew what she would say, “The British in Egypt” and yet the British had taken another land from the native people. Whaea’s voice has been stony and hard and her eyes have had tears coming down ever since Rongo left. Tipu feels torn. Tipu knows that he should be loyal to his mother's iwi and stay with her since Rongo has already left. But Tipu heard news going around that George has been killed and he wants to be with his brother more than ever.

    Michael: In 1915 3rd of August Rahia was reading Rongos letter. Whaea always told Rahia to read it out loud most days. They wrote it in May and sent it from egypt, and the postmarks show that it travelled to England. Rongo, doing the haka his brother describes shirtless under the north african sun. Tipu knows that his mother is leaning in his direction. Whaea’s voice is stony and hard, but her eyes are shiny with the tears that have been there since the day Rongo left. Tipu feels torn. But Tipu knows that he should be loyal to his mother’s iwi, that Tipu shall stay with his mother now that Rongo is gone. But news had spread about Gallipoli. Big George has been killed over there. Tipu wants to be there with his brother Rongo more than anything else. Tipu felt sad and lonely since his brother is gone to ww1.                                    

    Railey: on the 3rd of august 1915 Rahia was reading all the letters from Rongo, and he was always told to read it out loud. The letter was written in May, and was sent to Egypt, and to England that Tipu has never known about. Tipu has read Rongo’s letters so many times,  he didn't even need to listen to it, instead he’d emagine him being with his brother doing the haka in the war.

    Davlyn: the 3rd of august 1915, Tipu was reading Rongo’s letter that was made in may and made in egypt, but the letter had travelled through england. Tipu already read the same letter too many times, but this time he did not listen, instead he imagined that he was at war with his brother doing the haka. Tipu was torn to notbe with his brother.

    Eh Htoo: 3 August 1915 Rahia is reading his brother's letter. The letter was written many times. Tipu has heard Rongo’s letter lots of times, and sometimes he did not listen. He would dream of doing the haka in the hot african sun with Rongo. But Tupi heard his mother and listened to it and he should stay home. In Britain in Egypt they have taken the land of native people off that country. People heard from the one you said big George died in. Gallipoli. 


    Comprehension.
    Extra sources:

    1. How long has passed since we last read about Tipu and Rongo? What has happened since then? Where are the two boys now, and how is each one feeling?
    • It has been 11 months. 
    • Rongo signed up to fight, and is now in Egypt. 
    • Tipu has been at home with his mum, waiting for his 20th birthday so he can sign up to fight. 
    • Rongo is feeling Excited that nothing bad happened 
    • Tipu is feeling - left out, bored, impatient.
    1. What is meant by this ““The British in Egypt! Yet another land they have taken from the native people.” 
    • Britain has taken over more than 1 land. They have taken over New Zealand,India,Australia,Pacifica and Countries in Af
    1. Explain in your own words what this is referring to “But news has spread about Gallipoli. Big George has been killed there. “

    Hope -  Anzac day is about the people that died during World War 1 and after the war there were poppies that grew in the ground and Gallipoli is where the war happened. ANZAC is short for Australian New Zealand Army Corps. It is also a public holiday, On that day people wear poppies to respect the people that died during the war and so we remember them and that they fought for us. Anzac day is on the 25th of April. There were 2779 New Zealanders that died during the war.
    • Stanley- During World War 1 the Big George died and it was all over the news paper.
    •  Railey- it started in WW1 where Big George died and it was the day where Gilopili Started it started in April 25 1915. More than 44,000 soldiers died and 2779 New Zealanders died.
    •  Davlyn- in world war one the great big George died and it was all over the news paper. Gilopili was where WW1 took place and there is a public holiday called anzac day, gallipoli is in turkey. Anzac stands for australia new zealand army corps. Anzac Day started in april 25 1915. 2779 New Zealanders died and 44,000 allied soldiers died. It lasted 10 or 9 months, they got there on april 15 and left january the 9th.

    1. Explain in your own words what the New Zealand soldiers did in Egypt. Use pictures or maps to help. Include the words ‘Massey’s Tourists’.


    • Stanley- Between Dec and 25 April 1951 The first drafts from New Zealand  
    • Railey- during the ww1 people trained in Egypt and they told to practice target practice and  bayonet skills. 
    • Wesley-in Egypt Soldiers from New Zealand were put to hard core training to learn new skills.
    • Eh htoo-in Egypt New Zealand train their shooting skills and close combat skill.   
    • Isi in war world 1 it started 28 July 1914 – 11 November 1918
    • Davlyn- they had to train in the egypt so it was so hot.they practicepractice their bayonet skills a bayonet is a knife that you strap to the tip of the gun and so if someone is tobecloseto that you can’t shoot them you would stab them with the bayonet.
    • Lemeki - i’m confus
    • Mariah - 
    • Michael - they had to train in the egypt so it was so hot.they practice and practice their bayonet skills a bayonet is a knife that you strap to the tip of the gun and so if someone is tobecloseto that you can’t shoot them you would stab them with the bayonet. =

    • Hope - 


    1. Find out about the Maori Battalion at Gallipoli. 
    • Davlyn-
    • Railey- 
    • Mariah.l - 

    1. What was unique about the crest this contingent wore? What symbolism can you find here?
    2. Using a map (get a picture of Google), show where the letter went.. It was sent from Egypt.. Then it went through..?? To find his mum in ..? How long did the letter take to arrive?  

    This is a bayonet This is real Turkish Delight.
    This is the poem Flanders Fields, which is where the whole poppy thing comes from for ANZAC day.

    This is a world map to show how many countries England conquered over the centuries. NZ fought in WW1 because we are a Commonwealth country, or under the Queens reign.

    This was to help us understand that when we read 'Britain', or British, it is referring to England but also some other countries (who are under English rule as well).