Gangsta Granny Author Study

Gangsta Granny Author Study  - David Walliams  - Your Name: Drew

Open the link and view the clip of David Walliams reading a chapter from his book ‘Gangsta Granny’… can you identify which chapter it is?

1. Copy and paste a photo of David Walliams here:

2.  under the following headings: is an American television series created by and and inspired by s miniseries It originally aired for a six-episode season in 2001. The series follows the medical staff of the haunted All Souls. While working as a Dr. Mitchell Grace, portrayed by (pictured), discovers that the doctors are running unethical experiments on their patients. Filming took place in Canada, in a working All Souls had low viewership, and has not been released on or through Critical response was primarily positive and praised its use of horror and paranormal elements. Critics had mixed reviews for the show's content and style when compared to other horror and  such as and the work of American writers.

3.  Copy and paste the covers of 7 of David Walliams Books (but not the same one 7x)

4.  David Walliams often refers to CABBAGE in his stories and skits. Find a recipe for something made from CABBAGE… show it here and add a picture of a cabbage.   

making biltong

making biltong

The  aim of this equipment is to find out if salt can make it last longer. 

You will need red meat, one teaspoon of salt, a knife, paper towels’ sugar’ string scissors and somewhere to hang it this give you meat that can last mack longer than normal meat.

The ingredients you will need is red meat’ one teaspoon of salt and sugar.

get a piece of meat and spinki one teaspoon of salt on the meat then get one teaspoon of sugar and do the same thing.

 

  Grab a pes of string and yos the scissors to cut a pus 

Then hang it up and leave it for a week 

Grab the meat and trie it.

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Te Tiriti o Waitangi

 

In 1830 the Maori were in New Zealand there was only 70’00 to 80’00 The main reasons of the population was because of diseases and war.

The name of the main settlement in Aotearoa New Zealand is Russell or Kororareka.

The rangatira and missionaries were unhappy with what was happening in the town like drinking’  underagerand things like abuse and more.

In 1833 to help with what is going on tribes came together to help with their problems.

There was a plan by a man called Edward Gibbon Wakefield the plan was to set up a company and become the boss and be rich and be known through the land.

The British government wanted to make a deal. The person that they sent was Hobson because he could translate for them.

But the deal was bad for Maori because the deal they got said that the British had control of the people but the English one said that the British people had the land as well as the people.

Who do you think is in the right? Later it was decided that the Maori version was correct because they were the first people in New Zealand.      

The tower of london

The tower of london 

The tower of london is in  is a  castle located on the north bank of the river here is a map

The tower of london is now nearly 1000 years old.

the tower over the royal family is in times of war. Throughout history, the tower has also been a visible symbol of awe and fear.

The crown Jewels. Kings and queens of England have stored crowns, robes, and other items are at the tower of London for over 600 years. Since the 1600s, as the 'Crown Jewels' have been protected at the tower.

nouveau zealandia

nouveau zealandia

1642 One day a explorer called Abel Tasman from European fande a plase

That he called nouveau zealandia that was the first time.

 but the second explorer that went to new zealand in 1769 his name was James Cook the person that held the explorer was Tu Paia

The next time they went back or James Cook went back he brought plenty of muskets with him.  A musket is a gun for back then.

They started a war but in 1830 the musket war ended or as the same people say the potato war ended.

The ratio of Maori to Pakeha in Aotearoa in 1840 maori - 40 and the 

Pakeha - 1.