Guitar songs what I found challenging

In Guitar through the past weeks we have been learning five songs they are called Cotton Fields, He Honore, Hoki Mai, Ten Guitars and Wimoweh the challenging thing about those songs are either change from A to G and from D to E but all of the songs had all of the chords these are the pictures of the lyrics
and chords of the songs. But I can't find the lyrics/chords for Hoki mai
and He honore sorry also can't find chords/lyrics to ten guitars.

Learning cotton fields and half way done

In Guitar we were learning two other songs they were called Cotton fields and Hoki Mai the one I was practising was cotton fields and I was half way through to finishing learning the song.

Here is a picture of what the song is it's not really the picture that the teacher sended us but it would do fine and please comment on my blog and also feel free to give advice.

What Did I learn in guitar

Today we did the song the lion  is sleeping tonight the tricky part was switching from D to G. and then on wednesday we learnt how to play E then Mrs Gibson told us to learn E,D,A the challenging part of learning E was putting my fingers in the right place. Then I tried playing 10 Guitars with E instead of G and it simply turned out great again it was hard switching to E from A. I feel like guitar has really helped me with my learning for festival of the arts.

Quail Island Questions

1.What does the name Otamahua mean? Where does the name come from?. 
The place to gather sea bird eggs.

2. Where did the name Quail Island come from?
     The island was given a name by Captain Mein Smith when he saw native quail there in 1842.

3. How big is the Island?
     81 hecters
4. How was the Island created?
Even though the island was surrounded by the waters of lyttelton  harbour, in summer Quail island's 80 ha became as dry as the rest of canterbury.... they built a small boat to ferry livestock to gather materials to the island and established a small cottage on the northern slopes, looking across to the port. 
  5.What wildlife is present on the island- Native/introduced.
1.Shiney 

6. Mahinga kai, food gathering was an important activity for maori. What food did they gather from Otamahua?. 
The term "Mahinga Kai" was used in the crown's settlement offer to refer generally to many of the cultural aspects of the redress package. Mahinga kai properly refers to Ngai Tahu interests in traditional food and other natural resources and places where those resources are obtained.  

7.  How have introduced species [animals/birds/insects] damaged the environment?