IT is new Olivia MILLARD Days of the Week in Māori Assessment Task

have l doing the day of the week and have  and the of the week.
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paapa
rapare
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Days of the Week in Māori Assessment Task

and l have do this  and goodbye! have a good day

Objects in Māori Assessment Task

l am going to work for it good bye have a good day and have a fun and do your bether at it goodbye!

ramadan

this week we have be doing ramadan but toaby l have do this week andit is free week

work

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1. the animals

The role of animals during World War One. During the war, millions of animals were used in many different roles to help soldiers in battle and those at home. ... Ambulance horses carried wounded soldiers and artillery horses carried weapons, ammunition and other heavy loads. And Horses were heavily used in World War One.Horses were involved in the war's first military conflict involving Great Britain – a cavalry attack near Mons in August 1914. Horses were primarily to be used as a form of transport during the war.Horses were heavily relied upon in World War One primarily for transport. Theywere first involved in the war in a British cavalry attack near Mons in August 1914. ... Such charges were rendered impractical and simply not possible due to trench warfare. Some calvary changes were made possible, however. and it is cool the seen the coool one it iGoldfish and their wild crucian carp relatives can survive for five months without breathing oxygen – and now we know how. ... They live in ponds and lakes in northern Europe and Asia that freeze over in winter, so the fish have to survive for months without oxygen until the ice melts in spring.... water, and the use of life preservers such as inflatable life jackets and crafts. The Goldfish Club is a worldwide association of people who have escaped an aircraft by ... By the end of World War II, the club had 9,000 members from all branches of the ... The stories of many of the members of the Goldfish Club are brought .. and l like Goldfish