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Thursday, 10 September 2020

The Friendly Islands - 2020


 1. Choose an element of the Tongan Culture from the slides. 

Answer - The Kingdom of Tonga.

- Come up with 3 facts you've learnt about that element.

Answer - Tonga was named the 'Friendly Islands' from Captain James Cook. Tonga has 176 islands. 6 of them are the main islands.

2. Why do you think it's important to learn about other cultures? 

Answer - We need to educate and learn more about a part of others identity. Also, some cultures are dying out, the language, culture and traditions are slowly being forgotten. We need to spread the culture as much as we can so every culture can thrive.

3. What are some things you could do to celebrate and share YOUR culture?

Answer - You could dress up as your cultures traditional attire. Appreciate it! Spread the word by using your media platforms!

Monday, 7 September 2020

Tongan travel! - Maths 2020



Since this week is Tongan language week we are doing back's problems surrounding the island of Tonga. We had to figure out which dots is who on some graphs what's the help of some clues.
It was really easy here is the sites that we got the equation from. It was so fun. 

In each graph, the uncle and aunts were in the same place. I first had to find out who was the first dot. It was Aunty Ana because she had the most children and was the first dot that was the highest on the most children chart. I found out that Uncle Loni was the second dot because it said he was the tallest and it showed in the Height graph. Uncle Pita was the third dot because he was the oldest and it also showed on the age chart. Which then leaves Aunty Kuini as the last dot on every graph.