Today for Maths I made a slideshow on the History of New Zealand Currency. I won't give any spoilers so check it out. Do you know any other reasons these people were put on the notes?
Sunday, 29 August 2021
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Kia ora Jennah,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your work to your blog. I had no idea that the NZD was introduced in 1967, that doesn't seem so long ago. Do you know why they were using pounds as currency before that?
I love how your information is displayed, it is so easy to read and it all makes sense. I also love how your information as images to support it and you have only used a couple of different colours.
Do you know where NZ money is made?
Keep up the great work.
Miss Holland
Hi Miss Holland,
Deletethanks so much for commenting.
I thought it was a bit early to but then I quizzed my Dad on it and he said around 1960's so I assumed it was right. Also over 5 Google websites said it was right.
I don't know why they were using pounds, I will find that out.
I heard it was designed here and made in Canada, I am not sure if it is true. I'll find that out too.
Thanks again.
Jennah
Very informative Jennah. I also didn’t know we changed in 1967. However I do remember Nana telling my about using British pounds as a kid.
ReplyDeleteGreat work - keep it up
Mum x