Online learning Term 4 Week 5 2021

 

Hello my name is Brooklyn and for this week during lockdown i did a lot of

things for Reading, Writing, and maths. For reading i created a special tooth brush

that elephants can use to brush there teeth and i created it from reading a book

about elephants. I also answered a little bit of questions about elephants toothpaste.

Then for Writing i wrote down instructions on how to make rainbow pancakes

from a video we watched but there was a catch because we couldn't hear anything so

we  had to watch it without sound. Latsly for maths i did quiet a bit of things 

like using my multiplaction and divison and l also learnt a lot more things about 

maths. My favourite thing in the learning i did this week was when i created the 

elephant toothbrush and when i came up with ideas for new packaging for food we

can use in the future : )

Writing Term 4 Week 5 2021

 19/11/2021

Purpose: To instruct

RT:

• Title + Ingredients + Method

• Linking words 

• Present tense

• Precise verbs

• Describe the:

• Shape/ Size/ Colour/ Amount/ Temperature

How to make Rainbow pancakes

Ingredients:

3 eggs

4 cups milk

60ml oil

1 tsp Vanilla extract

3 cups cake flour

1 tsp baking powder

Food colouring

Icing:

200g cream cheese

2 tbsp yogurt

3 cups icing sugar

Toppings:

Raspberries(optional)

Instructions:

1)  Get a bowl and add 3 eggs.

2) Then, pour in 4 cups of milk.

3) Put in 60ml of oil.

4) Add a tsp of Vanilla extract.

5) Then, mix up all of those ingredients.

6) After it’s all mixed up in a different mixing bowl add 3 cups of cake flour.

7) Then add 1 tsp of baking powder.

8) When those ingredients are in the mixing bowl add the first bowl of ingredients into the second bowl and mix altogether.

9) Once done, divide the batter into four different bowls.

10) Add four different kinds of food colouring into the four bowls of pancake mix.

11) Then, get a pan and add oil to it. 

12) pour some of the batter onto the pan and cook until all of the pancakes are done.

13) For the icing in a mixing bowl add 200g of cream cheese.

14) Then, add 2 tbsp of yogurt.

15) Lastly for the icing, put 3 cups of icing sugar and mix until it’s like an icing consistency. 

16) Once everything is ready, stack the pancakes and the icing together and once that’s finished you can add raspberries or anything else on top of the cake.

Enjoy!

Culture Significance Term 3 Week 5

 

Hello my name is Brooklyn and for this week we have been doing reading writing

and math in lockdown. For this week we had to read 3 online books, we did a few math 

problems,and we even got to choose to activitys for this week and i chose to write 

my name in chinese and make a collage about new zealand or and culture you would 

like to pick. what its mainly about is all the cultures and in the slides there were some

questions of your thoughts on those questions. My favourite thing we did with online 

learning in lockdown was the collage because i put a few different pictures what cook

island looks like and all the food fruit they have.

Are hakas good for you?

 24/8/21

NL :To persuade

RT :Include opening

Statement of points

           

                                      Are hakas good for you?

Introduction

I think that hakas are good for us because we can learn new hakas and try something. Another reason why is because we can perform hakas in front of people.

Firstly, I think that hakas are good for us because they can be used to scare off an opponent and because there are more than one haka you can learn from. When people perform hakas there are a lot of different places to perform hakas like at school’s, rugby games, on stage and a lot more places, and when they perform they could be performing more than one haka.

Traditionally hakas were made for the men before they went to war and the word haka means war dance. When people do hakas they make aggressive facial expressions to scare off an opponent.

Secondly, I think that hakas are good for us because they are used as dances or challenges. Hakas sometimes would also be used when other people come to New Zealand so we welcome them to New Zealand with a haka or a dance.

Lastly, I think that hakas are good for us because it can be enjoyable to do the haka or there might be some actions that you like about hakas and dances. When people do haka they have a loud voice, sharp actions, and aggressive facial expressions. When your in school you can also join something called kapa haka and its where you can learn how to do hakas,songs,and dances with a whole group.