Kia ora , this is room 23. Parvana is a girl who lives in the capital of Afghanistan with her family. Her family has lived through bombings and seeing other people hurt or killed. They live in a tiny, one room apartment because their houses kept getting bombed. Parvana has to go the neighbourhood tap to get water for her family and she has to help her father walk to the market each day. Parvana has to be with her father whenever she is outside her home. She has to cover her hair and shoulders with a chador. She isn't allowed to go to school anymore because the Taliban have said girls cannot get an education in Afghanistan. Her life is really different from ours here in New Zealand. What do you think about Parvana's life? Do you find it fair? blog you later, Room 23
ku ra ms Judd hi its Biniam and the story of Parvana was not aloud in the market becase the tallaband said that girls are not aloud to go outside and that if the want to they have to ha a boy walking them there the first time when she went to the market she got picked on bullyed harrased becase of her gender thats why boys have to walk them there or anywhere so she dressed up as a boy and cut here hair and dress up as a boy and she did that and went to the market and she was scared at first but she got more confident and she went to the store with out a problem and she did it a second time and she got more confident to buy food.the end
Kia ora , this is room 23. Parvana is a girl who lives in the capital of Afghanistan with her family. Her family has lived through bombings and seeing other people hurt or killed. They live in a tiny, one room apartment because their houses kept getting bombed. Parvana has to go the neighbourhood tap to get water for her family and she has to help her father walk to the market each day.
ReplyDeleteParvana has to be with her father whenever she is outside her home. She has to cover her hair and shoulders with a chador. She isn't allowed to go to school anymore because the Taliban have said girls cannot get an education in Afghanistan.
Her life is really different from ours here in New Zealand. What do you think about Parvana's life? Do you find it fair? blog you later, Room 23
ku ra ms Judd hi its Biniam and the story of Parvana was not aloud in the market becase the tallaband said that girls are not aloud to go outside and that if the want to they have to ha a boy walking them there the first time when she went to the market she got picked on bullyed harrased becase of her gender thats why boys have to walk them there or anywhere so she dressed up as a boy and cut here hair and dress up as a boy and she did that and went to the market and she was scared at first but she got more confident and she went to the store with out a problem and she did it a second time and she got more confident to buy food.the end
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