This is my Flag I think that should be the new NZ flag because it looks like the old NZ flag but better! black white and red represent the maori colours and this gives me a vibe of the Original NZ flag..and the crown represents the Crown for Queen Elizabeth because she is the Queen of 4 countries United Kingdom,Australia,Canada and NZ!
Friday 1 December 2017
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This is my Flag I think that should be the new NZ flag because it looks like the old NZ flag but better! black white and red represent the maori colours and this gives me a vibe of the Original NZ flag..and the crown represents the Crown for Queen Elizabeth because she is the Queen of 4 countries United Kingdom,Australia,Canada and NZ!
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WOW heamapo I love the design
ReplyDeleteThanks Nathan!1
DeleteKia ora Hemapo,
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent. I really like how you have strongly represented the Maori and the British on your flag. This, to me, represents the bi-cultural nation that New Zealand is striving to be. What inspired you to represent Maori and Queen Elizabeth?
I can see that you answer your activities with great detail and I am looking forward to reading more of your posts.
Have a beautiful day,
Megan from the Summer Learning Journey
Konichiwa Heamapo,
ReplyDeletemy name is Cia. I am a Summer Learning Journey blogger who will be working with you over the summer break.
About your flag design, I think it’s great. I love that you have used the original colours of the flag to maintain an aspect of the original. I am pleased you’ve used the Mฤori colours to incorporate our Tanagta Whenua in your redesign, very impressive. You have also been very detailed and expressive about your design which is wonderful for me as a reader.
Maybe next time you could include something to represent other cultures, as New Zealand is now a very multicultural nation and we should try to include everyone in some way. What would you do to add a multicultural flair to your flag design?
Brilliant start to the Summer Learning Journey Heamapo, I am anticipating your future blog posts over the summer holidays.
Toe feiloa’i fo’i ('See you again' in Samoan),
Cia.