The Battle of the Mountains
L.I. - Retell the story of the Battle of the Mountains
Relate the Maori legend to our factual research about landforms
Understand the part our landform has in the school production
Re-read the story in pairs and complete the activities below:
CLOSE ACTIVITY:
The restless Mountains hovered nearby, each preparing to claim Pihanga as his Bride. But Tongariro stood in their way. Tongariro, the tuakana, The Eldest, watched, his eyes steady as each of the Rival mountains stepped up and issued their challenge. Then with the formalities Over, the way began!
over, eldest, mountains, rival, bride
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VOCABULARY ACTIVITY
Find definitions for these words from the story. Use them in a sentence.
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COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
Mount Tongariro, Mount Taranaki, Mount Tauhara, MOunt Putauaki, MOunt Pihanga, Mount Ruapehu, Mount Ngauruhoe, waikato river
The love of Pihanga
Mount Tongariro, mount Taranaki, Mount Tauhara, Mount Putauaki, MOunt Pihanaga, Mount Ruapehu, Mount Ngauruhoe
The definition of a legend means to have a traditional story, AND THAT WORD FITS WITH THIS STORY BECAUSE THIS STORY IS TRADITIONAL
NOT REALLY ENJOYABLE TO DO.
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CREATE ACTIVITY
Choose 5 main events and draw pictures of them, either on paper or using tux paint. Insert these into comic life to make a comic strip of the story. Don’t forget to add captions, speech bubbles and onomatopoeia to your comic.
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