My tinkercab rocket:)

 

 Kasundi leftover toastie

Ingredients

Kasundi spiced indian relish

Tasty cheese

Leftover meat

Bread

Butter

Equipment:                                          rated 7+ to make

X2 butter knife

Sharp knife

Toastie maker

Spatula

cheese grater

chopping board

Method:

1.  Firstly you have to get out all of your equipment and ingredients.

2.  Second you have to start grating your cheese and slicing your meat thinly on a chopping board.

3.  Third plug in your toastie maker into the wall and wait for it to heat up.

4. While you're waiting for your toastie maker to heat up butter both pieces of bread on one side spread Kasundi onto one of your pieces of bread not  on the buttered side.

5.once your toastie maker is heated up, put the buttered side of bread down with the Kasundi and build the sandwich from there on with your hands.

6. Once the light has turned from red to green your Kasundi toastie is done. Get it out your toastie with a spatula.

7. Once your toastie comes out the butter should've turned it golden brown and crispy.

                                                                     

                                                                     Enjoy! :)

My writing goal was to use bossy verbs.

12 things in Dora the Explorer’s Pocket

 Pippa

12 things in Dora the Explorer’s Pocket

In Dora the explorers pocket you would find: 6 old yellow from age maps from her previous Adventures; a torch in case she goes somewhere dark; a bone for her dog in case he gets hungry; a sphere pair of boots for boots; 3 bananas in case boots gets hungry.

My Focus today was to add Simicons to my writing

maths reflection week 9

 Maths Place Value Reflection Week 9 - To go on Blog

Thinking about my learning in place value the parts I’ve improved upon have been (which concepts - get them from the subheadings on the test) .  Give some examples eg I now know how many 10s are in a number eg there are 12 tens in 120. 

The reasons for my improvement have been doing the how many groups of 10 are in each number.

These could have been Mathletics, watching videos from 

the website, the workshops you attended or the Kahoots 

you were part of. 

The parts I really enjoyed were doing the math workshops.

The parts that could be better were going on to mathletics more.

Pippa week 8 Reflection

 My Weekly Reflection for Week 8

What I learned this week was: to help people who are sad angry and nervous.

 In Maths was how to: make decimal numbers with 1 10 and 1,000 blocks.

In Spelling how to spell triathlon

Thinking about our value of responsibility, this is how I’ve been responsible this week by listeningto the teacher at all times. 

My next steps are to do my learning apps at home more.

My person who I think has been the most responsible this week is Bell

Hone heke

 Hone heke

Hone heke was a cheeky little boy child and up. He was born in 1799 and died in 1859. When he  was 21 hegot married to Hariata . when he was 23 he had his first child hoani.  

When hone heke was 24 he became  mori chief of rotorua. Hone hekes uncle 

(te roupayaha )wnt to the british and got given 200 guns and went around murdering his  rivels  people. Do you know that hone hekw was the first to agree with the treaty but it was fake. He only did it to annoy the other chiefs.

this is something that you can do on summer Learning Journey.

i lernt about google art and history.

it was hard to post it onto my blog.