Waka Hourua

3. the waka is sailing in.
4. Building something so all the necessary features neatly fit in a small space.
7. of the boat that sits on the ocean.
10. This is the widest point of a boat or ship.
13. These are the people you are descended from who lived long ago.
15. The actions of travellers to plan, control and find their way to
16. Paddles: The paddles at the end of the waka that are moved to change the

1. This is a pole attached to the sail that can move to change its direction. It also
2. to brace the sails.
5. Being tipped over to the side or upside down.
6. A Māori seagoing craft or boat.
8. When people or animals move to live in another place.
9. The hard, outer frame of a boat. In waka hourua, the double hulls make up the
11. The long upright pole on a ship or boat that the sails are attached to.
12. place.
14. To attach something very firmly so it cannot be lost.
16. The ability to keep balanced and not tip over.