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Migration.
Questions about migration
How were these boats for migration made?
How did they work?
How did they know what way they’re going?
When/what time of year is the best time to migrate?
What is the most common way of transportation for migration?
Why did those people (especially) migrate?
Example 1 - Van
Where in the Philippines did my grandparents come from,when did they move to NZ, why did they move here, what did they do to make a living,how much did it cost to move here?
Example 2 - Mr Redmond
What did the migration wakas look like?What were they made of,how were they made?how do you sail/control them?,where did they store all the stuff?Where did the crew sleep?How did the crew work out where to go?what were their strengths and weaknesses…..
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Questions
How did our family migrate?
Why did we migrate here?
Who from our family migrated here?
When/what time did we migrate to NZ?
Where is our family from?
Why did we migrate to NZ and not another island?
Where were we living before we migrated here?
Grandma and grandad moved to NZ to settle down. They had travelled all over the world for grandad's job (Mum's side) and decided NZ was a good place to live and have a family.
Grandma and grandad came by plane and they came to NZ with nothing but a chest full of things.
Grandad came from Switzerland. He moved with Grandma who came from the Cook islands.
Grandma and grandad came here in 1983. We haved lived all over the country and stayed in Auckland from 1989.
We have a huge family tree and our family is predominantly kiwi (Dad’s side)
And Cook island swiss (Mum's side) Mum’s family spans most parts of the world dating back to the late 1700s.
They moved here because it was a compromise for mums parents and mums dads job was here and all over NZ
I have always lived in Christchurch, Mum lived in Christchurch, Dunedin, Auckland and Queenstown.
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