Brendan

Hinemoa was a lovely girl who lived in Owhata near Lake Rotorua. Hinemoa met someone she really liked and his name was Tutanekai.Tutanekai lived on Mokoia island. So at night Hinemoa was supposed to go in the canoe to Tutanekai's village. But the villagers didn't like Tutanekai', so they pushed the canoes so far up that Hinemoa coúldn't get it. Hinemoa tied 6 calabashes and swam across the lake to reach Tutanekai. Half way across she rested by holding onto a tree stump. Hinewhata was the name of the tree stump. After a while, Hinemoa started swimming again and shortly she saw the shore of the land where Tutanekai lived. Then Hinemoa found a warm pool and smashed her calabashes on the rocks.Tutanekai was angry that he didn't get his drink of water so he got his weapon and went to see who was smashing the calabashes and saw Hinemoa. The village people were glad to see her and let Hinemoa stay in their village and they all lived happily ever after.
 * Hinemoa and Tutanekai**

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My Quilt

My family has my Mum, Dad, brother and sister.

A pet I would like to have is a dog.

My favorite sport is Cricket.

My favorite food is Butter chicken.

My favorite subject is math because it’s fun.

My favourite game is a computer game called Club penguin.

My background culture is a New Zealander

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