Najib's Mihi Poster

This is my mihi in Maori. I made this using Comic Life

Caesar's Mihi

This is Caesar's Mihi and he has written in Maori. He has personalised his Mihi so that it relates to his background.

Term 1 Collage and Reflection

What do you enjoy most about term 1 and why?

What did you learn in term 1 and why?

What did you find tricky in term 1 and why?

What was your favourite subject in term 1 and and why?

What would you like to improve on for term 2?

What have you enjoyed most about tech this term and why?

How to make Chocolate Crackles

This is my recipe for making Chocolate Crackles

Title: How to make Chocolate Crackles

Ingredients

4 cups Rice Bubbles

1 cup Icing Sugar

1 cup Coconut

3 Tablespoons Cocoa

250 grams Kremelta

Paper baking cups

Method

1. Melt the Kremelta in a saucepan over the stove or in the microwave
2. Place the baking cups on a plate
3. Pour four cups of Rice Bubbles into the bowl
4. Measure one cup of icing sugar and pour it into the bowl
5. Measure one cup of coconut and pour it into the bowl
6. Measure the cocoa and pour it into the bowl
7. Pour the melted Kremelta into the bowl
8. Stir the ingredients together
9. Spoon the Chocolate Crackles mixture into the baking cups
10. Refrigerate the Chocolate Crackles for three hours
11. Take the Chocolate Crackles out of the fridge and eat them

Enjoy

Serves: 50

Mālama Honua comes to Point England beach

On Wednesday we walked from Panmure Bridge School to Point England Beach. We saw this ancient boat that used traditional navigation methods to come to New Zealand. It came all the way fom Hawaii. 

Fruit Burst Investigation on a Digital Graph

I found out that there were more Wildberry lollies in the packet than any other flavour. There were 7 Wildberry lollies. Strawberry had the least flavoured sweets in the packet.

Chocolate Crackles Recipe

Today we have been learning about writing a procedure. A procedure is a list of instructions that helps you to meet a common goal. I learnt that a recipe has a Title, an Ingredients List and a Method.

Title: How to make Chocolate Crackles

Ingredients

4 cups Rice Bubbles

1 cup Icing Sugar

1 cup Coconut

3 Tablespoons Cocoa

250 grams Kremelta

Paper baking cups

Method

1. Melt the Kremelta in a saucepan over the stove or in the microwave
2. Place the baking cups on a plate
3. Pour four cups of Rice Bubbles into the bowl
4. Measure one cup of icing sugar and pour it into the bowl
5. Measure one cup of coconut and pour it into the bowl
6. Measure the cocoa and pour it into the bowl
7. Pour the melted Kremelta into the bowl
8. Stir the ingredients together
9. Spoon the Chocolate Crackles mixture into the baking cups
10. Refrigerate the Chocolate Crackles for three hours
11. Take the Chocolate Crackles out of the fridge and eat them

Enjoy

Serves: 50

Room 5L's Favourite Books

My Fruit Burst Investigation

Last week our Rich Task was sorting out a packet of Fruit Bursts. We were divided up into five groups. In my group I worked with.... I found out that there were more Wildberry sweets in the packet than any other flavour. There were 7 wild berry sweets in the packet. Strawberry had the smallest number of sweets in the packet.

Cultural Identity Google Map

This map shows the cultures and countries where we are from in Room 6. Most of the students were born in New Zealand but their parents and families are from Overseas countries. We used Google to plot in the countries. I learnt how to insert images and videos onto the map.

Popular pets in Room 5L

The Turtles were the most popular pet in Room 5L. They were popular because they have a hard shell and they have a nice pattern on their backs. Seventeen students chose turtles as their favourite pet. This was closely followed by dogs. 16 students chose dogs as their favourite pet. The least popular pet were birds because they fly away, they create mess through bird seed going on the floor and you cannot cuddle a bird. Only nine students chose birds as their favourite pet.

My movenote presentation

What languages do you speak at home?

I surveryed five people in Room 6. I wanted to know what language they spoke at home. Tongan was spoken the most. Only 2/5 people (40%) spoke Tongan at home. Only 1 person speaks Kiribati (20%), one person speaks Farsi (20%) and one person speaks English (20%) at home.

Forces in Motion

 This term I have been learning about forces. We did this experiment on how far a car travels when it is on a slope. I learnt that if we used two books the car would travel a short distance and if we used a thick pile of books the car would travel a greater distance.

Ethnicities in Room 6

From the data gathered from my 14 students there were 5 students (33.3%) that are classed as European. There were 7 students (46.7%) that are Tongan.

Countries Room 6 were born in

In Room 6 there were 80% 12 people who responded to my survey that were born in New Zealand. 

Only two people 13.3% were born in Tonga. 

One person in Room 6, 6.7% were born in China.