This blog is a record of my learning from Tamaki Primary School in Auckland, NZ through to Tamaki College.
Wednesday, 7 June 2017
White water Rafting
WALA:Vector Wero whitewater Park
This experience has helped me to learn the rules of whitewater rafting.It has also helped me to learn the safety equipment we need.The challenge for me today was trying to find the three different courses.The part I like is getting to experience how it feels like at white water rafting.
Friday, 2 June 2017
How to make muesli
WALT:REFLECT ON OUR MUESLI BARS
This experience has helped me to learn how to cook and also how to communicate with others.The challenge for today was trying to mix all the ingredients together.The part I like the most being able to eat it.
How to make Muesli
Ingredients
- Oats
- Almonds
- Honey
- Shredded Coconut
- Dried Cranberries
- Bran
- Natural Yogurt
Materials
- Bowl
- Wooden spoon
- Oven tray
- Tin foil
Method
- Wrap foil around the tray.
- Put in 5 cups of oats in the bowl.
- Then add a handful of dried cranberries in the bowl.
- Then put 1 cup of shredded coconuts in the bowl.
- Put a 1 and a half of a cup of Bran in the bowl.
- Then put a handful of almonds on the bowl.
- Next put a 1 and a half cup of honey in the bowl.
- After that mix them all together.
- Mix until it is sticky and holding on together.
Thursday, 1 June 2017
Technology Reflection(Bread Case).
WALT REFLECT ABOUT TECHNOLOGY
Throughout this experience I have learnt many words and I also learnt how to make new stuff.This has helped me to increase myself in order to do teamwork.The part I found very challenging was trying to fold the bread and put it into the muffin tray.It was hard because whenever I put it in the muffin tray my fingers makes a hole in it.The part I like the most is being able to communicate and also being able to eat it.
Ingredients
-Spaghetti
-Bread
Methods
Throughout this experience I have learnt many words and I also learnt how to make new stuff.This has helped me to increase myself in order to do teamwork.The part I found very challenging was trying to fold the bread and put it into the muffin tray.It was hard because whenever I put it in the muffin tray my fingers makes a hole in it.The part I like the most is being able to communicate and also being able to eat it.
Ingredients
-Spaghetti
-Bread
Methods
- We were learning how to cut the crust of the bread.
- We fold the bread into the muffin tray.
- We put the Spaghetti inside the bread.
- We put the bread and Spaghetti in the oven.
- Set the oven to 180 degrees and wait for it to be golden brown.

Samoa
WALA:Samoa and Its culture
Hi everyone today I was reflecting about a culture me and my ancestors came from.The challenge for today was trying to find a famous Samoan person because there is lots.The part I liked was being able to find photos and videos of the famous Samoan I have chosen.
Rap about quality blog post
WALT Create a song or Rap about a quality blog post.
This has helped me a lot to learn how to make a quality blog post.This has helped me to lear what kind of labels I should use and in my experience I write I need to use the S.E.E structure.The challenge for today was writing a rap.The part I liked the most is when I was able to use what I have wrote in my blog.
Video storyboard
The message of the video: Is how we can Improve on our blog and how we can make a quality blog post.
How is the message going to be delivered (e.g. discussion between two people, puppet play, song, etc):Rap
What tool will be used to create the video (e.g. screencast, wevideo, etc):Screencastify
Who is involved?
What props or other things are needed?
Script: (Who will say what?)
Aumau: Today me and Matthew is gonna be your host
Aumau: Here's a tip for the best quality post
Aumau: First put your link on the HTML
Aumau: If you did that then, you started well
Aumau: Then put a title about your slide
Aumau: Then put your WALT on the bottom not the side
Metui: Down below will be your description
Metui: Talk about your challenge cause that's your mission
Metui: Explain to the audience what you did
Metui: Maybe it could be about cooking pig
Metui: Or it can be about china or korea
Metui: Just add more and more ideas
Matthew: When you blog people can view it
Matthew: It's evidence of work so they know that you proved it
Matthew: They can give you a very good feedback
Matthew: They will take your ideas that you will need back
Matthew: Then you comment back and leave a good reply
Matthew: That's all we have so good good bye
Soft drink companies agree water-only for primary schools
Soft drink companies have agreed to stop selling sugary drinks in schools.
Last week the New Zealand Beverage Council decided to only sell bottled water to primary and intermediate schools and to avoid directly selling sugar-sweetened soft drinks or any energy drinks to secondary schools.
The council also announced that they will work with third party wholesalers to encourage them to stick to the commitment.
University of Auckland public health lecturer Simon Thornley said if that was achieved it could be very beneficial – but there was no enforcement and there were potential loopholes.
Although the industry produces the drinks, it does not directly sell them, and the crucial area is whether retailers take the pledge on board, he said.

118-year old painting discovered in Antarctic hut
An “almost perfectly preserved” watercolour painting has been discovered in an historic hut in Antarctica, dating back more than 118 years.
The painting, dated 1889, is of a ‘Tree Creeper’ bird. It was painted by scientist Dr Edward Wilson who died alongside Captain Robert Falcon Scott and three others on their return from the South Pole in 1912.
It was found at Cape Adare and was originally discovered in September last year among dust, mould and penguin excrement.
The find was kept confidential until now to allow the New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust to preserve more than 1500 other artefacts.
The Antarctic conditions were the perfect way to preserve the painting.
Water colour paintings are particularly susceptible to light so the fact this work has spent more than a hundred years tightly packed between other sheets of paper in completely dark and cold conditions is an ideal way to store it.
Trust general manager Francesca Eathorne says it is a poignant reminder of the legacy the early explorers left behind.
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