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12.What would happen if Karl stopped harvesting mahinga kai? (pg 40)

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12.What would happen if Karl stopped harvesting mahinga kai? (pg 40)

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If Karl would of stopped harvesting mahinga kai then the tradition would be lost forever.

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11. Karl talks about hunting trips they go on several times a year, hunting ‘game’.  What is ‘game’?

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11. Karl talks about hunting trips they go on several times a year, hunting ‘game’.  What is ‘game’?

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Game is that Karl and his whanau would go hunt through the hills and they go and catch a lot of their resources like rabbits, hares, pigs, goats. (Ect.)

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10.Why is the environment so important, according to Karl (pg 39).

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10.Why is the environment so important, according to Karl (pg 39).

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The environment is so important according to Karl because If we have no environment then we won't have any freshwater and clean water, then everything will be polluted.

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9.Why does Karl find it harder to collect kaimoana now than when he was younger?  What other factors might make it harder to catch all the things he did when he was a boy?

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9.Why does Karl find it harder to collect kaimoana now than when he was younger?  What other factors might make it harder to catch all the things he did when he was a boy?

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Karl finds it harder to collect kaimoana because there is more pollution and it is really hard because the kaimoana is getting polluted. And when he was a boy there was more water and heaps of tuna lived in the backwaters of the rivers and lakes.

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5.What examples of kaimoana are pictured on page 38?  List them and add images of these to your Padlet.

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5.What examples of kaimoana are pictured on page 38?  List them and add images of these to your Padlet.

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The names food all of this sea food are, tuaki, kūtai, pāua, kina, kanakana, pātiki and inanga

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13.The Ngai Tahu artist Simon Kaan starts his day doing what activity?  Why does he do this?

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13.The Ngai Tahu artist Simon Kaan starts his day doing what activity?  Why does he do this?

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Ngāi Tahu artist Simon Kaan’s working day often starts before dawn, when he's on his surfboard,
watching the sunrise over a beach on Otago Peninsula. This peaceful
morning ritual connects Simon to the ocean and to its moods
and tides. Then he heads home for breakfast with his family before he starts his day in his studio on Otago Harbour.

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7.What does “living off the land” mean for Karl? ■ Where does he find food? ■ Why is knowing about seasons important? ■ What happens to the kai that Karl gathers? ■ What information on page 39 helps you work out what Karl means when he says, “That’s the bottom line”?

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7.What does “living off the land” mean for Karl? ■ Where does he find food? ■ Why is knowing about seasons important? ■ What happens to the kai that Karl gathers? ■ What information on page 39 helps you work out what Karl means when he says, “That’s the bottom line”?

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Living of the land means that they live one the land and they hunt their food and like they land provides for them.
Karl finds his food in the wild , he hunts for it and he says anything that walks,runs, flies or swims then they can eat it. Knowing the sessions well is important because then he know what food is the best.
Sometimes it depends on what season it is because
If the environment has no
clean water, there is no environment and without the environment and the clean water,  then there is no kai top harvest. If we don't have kai then we don't have a whakapapa.
He mean that is the bottom line because if there is nothing for him and the food is polluted with stuff then there won't be any good kai for karl and the others.

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8.Karl calls the place he lives ‘Paradise!’  What does he mean by this?  Add an example of when you have eaten something from the wild?  (e.g, fish, fruit, berries etc).

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8.Karl calls the place he lives ‘Paradise!’  What does he mean by this?  Add an example of when you have eaten something from the wild?  (e.g, fish, fruit, berries etc).

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He mean when he said he lives in paradise because he has got everything that he wants. And he can provide for his family and the community.

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6.According to Karl, what exactly is mahinga kai?

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6.According to Karl, what exactly is mahinga kai?

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Mahinga kai means to work for food. It relates to the traditional value of food resources and their ecosystems.

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I think that this book/story is about  Sea food and hunting. I also think that it is about how they hunt.

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2.Where is this article set?.  Find an image of this place and insert it into your Padlet - use Google images.

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2.Where is this article set?.  Find an image of this place and insert it into your Padlet - use Google images.

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The article is set in Arowhenua and Arowhenua is in the south island? Timaru.

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3.Before Europeans, where did Maori get their resources and food?

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3.Before Europeans, where did Maori get their resources and food?

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They had to hunt,fish and harvest their own food like kumara.

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4. Why does he consider himself as a rich man?What is mahi? 

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4. Why does he consider himself as a rich man?What is mahi? 

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He might consider himself as a rich man because he is able to continue his tradition with him finding his own food. Mahi means work in maori and he works even when it is wet and mucky.