Activity 2: The Right To An Education
Rosa Parks was A African American Born in 4th February 1913, Rosa was born and raised in the U.S.A. When Rosa Parks was young her school was not very good, because she was black she could not go to the same school as white people or even drink for the same tap as white people. This was because in her time black people were treated worse than white people. one day when Rosa was little a kid on roller skates came and pushed her to his surprised she pushed him back, his mother came and yelled at her. But still Rosa stood her ground and she was never bothered by again by them. then when she was a bit older she was waiting for the bus, when it came she hopped aboard. but all the seats for blacks so she sat in a white persons chair the bus driver got angry and told her to get of his bus, yep that's what he said his bus. Still the bus driver got his way and she hoped back of still that was not the last time she meet the bus driver. when she a bit more older at the age of 42 she was confronted by the same driver when she was sitting in a black seat a white man came and all the seats for whites were full so the driver said every one in the first row get up, everyone got up except for Rosa she just sat and said "No" in a calm noise the driver arrested her but then when people heard about this they copied and didn't take public transport and because of this the buses would be out of order so they finally changed the law. Then Rosa Parks Died in 24th October 2005.
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Kia ora Gamado, thanks so much for blogging! It's been so great to read your work.
ReplyDeleteI think you may have got some activities mixed up though? It seems like you've done the Rosa Parks activity (Week two, day two, activity three) for both week two, day three, activity 1; as well as for week two, day three, activity two. No worries at all though, we just need you to fix this up and then once you’ve done the correct activities, we can give you the points!
Week two, day three, activity 1 is: Imagine that the government has decided to create a new $10 bank note. They want to replace Kate with a picture of a different NZ woman.On your blog, tell us who you think should be put on the new $10 note. Please provide us with a picture of this amazing woman and explain why you think she should be chosen.
Week two, day three, activity two is: Please write a short story. The story can be about anything that you wish!
Can you please have a go at fixing this all up and then i’ll be happy to give you the points for the activities :)
Thanks Gamado! I’m looking forward to reading them.
Eliza.