A tour around Aotearoa

 A Tour Around Aotearoa 

A tour around Aotearoa I will be telling you about the wonderful things about Aotearoa is an island discovered Koreo he sailed here from Hawaiki. And given the island a name called Aotearoa to say it in English you will say New Zealand meaning for Land of the long white cloud. But why did he give it this name?. When he first came to this island his wife said “Aoteroa!!” so she is telling Koreo that there is a long white cloud. “But what are the islands surrounding Aotearoa?” The islands surrounding Aotearoa are The Kermadec’s, the Chatham Island and the subantarctic Islands. 

Taupō:

“Let’s talk a bit about Taupō.” Did you know that Taupō’s full name is Taupō-Nui-A-Tia. “But who gave Taupō that name.” The name Taupō was given by Tia. “The meaning of Taupō-Nui-a-Tia is the great clock of Tia.” Na-Tui-Rangi and Tia arrived at Taupō from Hawaiki they came in a waka but tia was the one who named it. 

Rotorua:

Ok moving onto Rotorua Did you know that Rotorua’s full name is Te-Rotorua-A-Kahumatamomoe. “And did you know that Roto from Rotorua means the lake and Rua means the second lake.” Rotorua was discovered by Ihenga

 

  

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At midday, the athlete’s start the race, woosh go the tree’s on this windy day. But the athlete’s still kept on running. Mud splatting everyone as they run with the wind. The roof of the toilets go bang bang, but the athlete’s still run faster than lightning. And Liam was the fast one that’s why he was at the front. Running is really Liam’s thing. The runners are holding up on this windy day, and the parents are chilly like they are in the freezer. The runners run so fast that the mud feels like quicksand. The multi-coloured trees are still whooshing around on this Autumn day. After the race, the runners are going to have pungent trainers after the race. I think they had a great time but I feel sorry for them because it’s so muddy and cold. And it’s not the best day for running