EOTC Goals for 2015

               EOTC Goals for 2015

Walt For EOTC at Weka Point To experience EOTC in a different, natural environment. Success Criteria to enjoy the experience to take acceptable risks to live and work together, comfortably and cooperatively in teams. To further develop a sense of responsibility regarding the safety of ourselves and others to develop a sense of adventure to develop awareness of others and their values.

Goals I would like to achieve are:

•  Setting up my tent in time
• Keeping my tent tidy
•  Not getting in trouble
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In order to achieve these goals I need to:

•  Listen
•  Care
• Respect
• Follow the rules  
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While on the EOTC experience at Weka Point I would like to:

Make the most of the trip because it will probably be the last

camp I do at any school I go to

I feel ………………………………. about going to Weka Point because

I feel excited about going because I love going on camps because they are really fun and theres lots to do

Something I am not sure about this EOTC experience is…

NOTHING

Maori and Pakeha response to the triti

Differences in how Maori and Pakeha viewed the Treaty of Waitangi

Through Pakeha Eyes	Through Maori Eyes
The queen could rule NZ	seen as a spiritual relationship between Queen Victoria and the Maori chiefs
was just a piece of paper with some signatures on it	They could share land
They wanted peace

Maori place names

Maori Place Names in Hawke’s Bay

Walt: link meanings to Maori place names in Hawke’s Bay.

Below is a list of Maori words and their meanings.  

Look closely at them and write the meanings against the placenames.

aute      mulberry tree onga onga      nettle awa           channel

pa       fortified village haka               war dance pawa bird snare

haroto  pool po   night          hou small tree

pohue climbing plant          huka   spray pukurau mushroom

kare rippling putorino    flute rere flying

kakaho toe toe feathers rangahau    pursuit roa long

kowhai           native flower manga              stream kuri dog

takapau flax sleeping mat te    the wai water

marae assembly ground mo      used for tutae dung

marama moonlit water mata    headland nui big

toka rock totara         native tree moana lake/sea

puke hill maunga    mountain whanga bay

ara path roto    lake                    motu island

rangi sky papa    flat land whenua land

ana cave one    beach tapu sacred

karekare surf, rough sands ao    cloud puke hill

Now write the definitions of these places found in Hawke’s Bay.

Wairoa / long water

Mohaka / used for war dance

Waikaremoana / sea of rippling water

Waimarama / water mouth

Maraenui / big assemble ground

Maraekakaho / toe toe feathers ground

Te Pohue / the pohue

Waipawa / water bird snare

Tutaekuri / dog dung

Te Awa / te channel

Challenge: long water / waiora

Now find the meaning of three more place names in Hawke’s Bay.

Hamowana /

Use this website link to help you to find more details and names of places within Aotearoa/New Zealand.