1. New Zealand

3. the map of new zeland

4. the weather Spring September October November Summer December January February Autumn March April May Winter June July August

5. Kiwi Kakapo Weka Birds The Kakapo live in New Zealand. Kakapo are critically endangered as of February 2010 . This bird doesn’t fly. This bird doesn’t fly. The bird is small. There are five recognised species.

6. This is Auckland. It’s a big city. Auckland is one of New Zealand's largest metropoliatan areas. There are 14 extinct volcanoes around Auckland with very good views. Its population is 900,000. AUCKLAND

7. QUEENSTOWN Queenstown is probably the premier holiday resort in the South Island, Queenstown is a favourite with both locals and international visitors. It is located on the shore of Lake Wakatipu, and surrounded by mountains which are popular for skiing. The population is around 5000.

8. Picton is situated at the top of the South Island. The Picton settlment was laid out on the site of Qaitohi pa in 1948. It's current population is around 4000. PICTON

10. Sports

11. The New Zealand domestic league is semi-professional. They are the current World Champions. They won the World Cup for the first time on 22 November, 2008 at Lang Park, Brisbane. Rugby

12. Cricket is a sport two teams eleven players score runs (points) by running between two sets of three small, wooden posts called wickets each of the wickets is at one end of a rectangle of grass called the pitch. Cricket

13. Netball

14. Hip hop is popular among young Maori and the inhabitants of Pacific islands. The New Zealand hip hop tends to be humorous, not violent and sexist like in other countries. Music

15. Made by… Nisrine Bourossain Helena Castro Gea Iván Eugenio Moreno Miriam Parra Tebar David Rosa Criado Adrián Salguero Gómez