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Terra Australis by Olivia Jennings. C ontents. Frist Australians Aboriginal Culture 18 th Century England The First F leet Bound For B otany Bay (2 slides) . First Australians. The first people in Australia were the aboriginals. They arrived here around 50,000 years ago.
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Contents • Frist Australians • Aboriginal Culture • 18th Century England • The First Fleet • Bound For Botany Bay (2 slides)
First Australians • The first people in Australia were the aboriginals. • They arrived here around 50,000 years ago. • Some aboriginal rock art is 40,000 years old. • Most Aboriginal history was passed down from the elders. • All the aboriginals slept on the ground.
Aboriginal Culture My picture is about a man that has water and is trying to find a camp site to sit at.
The Origin Of Water • Prediction. I think some aboriginals found some spirits and they put it in a hole and it made water. • Summarise Once there was a group of animals that had no water. So all they could get was water from the kangaroo grass. Then a animal called bangarra (the blue tongue lizard) was drying himself. The other animals said “you are hiding the water aren’t you”. So the animals called a meeting. They decided that they are going to follow him. The first time was gudjilla (the bandicoot) but bangarra could see him at the corner of his eye. So they called a other meeting and said to let jiggirrjiggirr ( the willy wag tail) go. But bangarra could see his black and white tail moving. They didn’t know what to do so gula (the rat) said “I will do it I will” but all of the other animals laughed at him. Then they let him do it. When gudjilla looked to the left gula would jump to the right and when gudjilla looked to the right gula would jump to the left. When gudjilla opened a rock gula scared him and the spring water came out and everyone said sorry to gula and the kingfisher made the holes for the water.
The Origin Of Water • Feelings: All the animals were excited that they had water again and gulabecause he got the water off bangarra. • Questions: What is kangaroo grass? • Moral: Little animals can make a big different. • Visualise:
18th Century England These are the things that might happen if you got send to Australia. • They will hang people up if you did a crime. • They did not get fresh food. • If you had a cold you still have to go outside and work very hard. • If you asked for more food they won’t give you it. • In a few years the jails where overcrowded. • The rich people didn’t share the money with the poor people.
The First Fleet Name: Mary Green Age: unknown Crime: stole a teapot and cups Shillings:10 Hi my name is Mary Green. I am on a boat called Prince of Whale because I stole a tea pot and cupsbecause I was only helping my family. It was worth 10 shillings. I am going to jail for 7 years with out seeing my family. I am so scared about going there because I have never been where I am going too. I was so hungry on the boat to Australia and I didn’t want to ask because they would say “ no” rudely and walk away.
Journey of the first fleet 3rdJune 1787 captain cook arrived Tenerife to get supplies. 13th may 1787 Portsmouth, England and Captain Cook left England. 1stJanuary 1788 adventure bay, van Diemen’s land (now Tasmania. 25thDecember 1787 the first fleet was in the middle of the Indian ocean 7th august 1787 Captain Cook at Rio de Janeiro collecting plants and seeds to grow Botany bay 18th January 1788 Sydney cove 26thJanuary 1788`` 13th October 1787 Captain Cook stayed a mouth at cape town. There where storms in the Atlantic ocean
Bound For Botany Bay • Who is singing this song: The convicts are singing the song. • Why are they singing it: To keep them entertained by singing. • Why are they saying ‘farewell to Old England forever: Because some of the convicts are going to Botany Bay forever. • Where were they going? Why: They are going to botany bay on a ship because they did a crime. `
