📚 Part 1: Match the Definition

Instructions: Match each vocabulary word with its correct definition by drawing lines or writing the letter.

1. Primary source

2. Evidence

3. Context

4. Perspective

5. Bias

6. Whanaungatanga

A. A particular way of viewing or understanding something

B. Māori concept of relationships and connections

C. Original document or artefact from the time period

D. Information that supports or proves a point

E. The circumstances or setting that help explain something

F. Unfair preference for or against something

✏️ Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

Instructions: Complete each sentence using the vocabulary words from the word bank.

Word Bank: Migration, Policy, Colonisation, Advocacy, Vā, Voice, Identity, Narrative

1. The movement of people from one place to another is called _______________.

2. _______________ is a Samoan concept that refers to the sacred space between relationships.

3. When someone speaks up for the rights of others, they are practicing _______________.

4. A person's sense of who they are is their _______________.

5. The story or account of events is called a _______________.

6. Government rules and decisions are examples of _______________.

1. Choose ONE vocabulary word and explain how it connects to your own life or community in Otahuhu:

2. Think about a current news story. Which THREE vocabulary words would be most useful for analysing that story? Explain your choices: