Kayaking

Wednesday at camp I went Kayaking I've never kayaked before so I was excited, ( I was in Group 3 ) the kid's I was going with was Alex, Salesi, Luisa, Stephen, Salote, Alisi, Linda. When we arrived we had a instructor the was 7 boat's 3 yellow boats, 2 red ones and 2 orange boat's.

I went in one of the yellow one's. We went to kayak now we on the sea there was this flouting boy so we all kayaked to the boy so first people there hold it then the rest join in by holding the other person's boat. so we went to the other boy it took us less time to make it to the other boy. The we did the same thing with the platform. After we played a game called ball tag but on kayaking boat.

So we played were the wharf was for about 10 minutes. Next we played this other game next to the rock or the beach, we played a game were we all bunch up together and 2 people stand up and walk on the other person boat and walk's all the way to the last persons boat and back to there own boat. We played that for 15 minutes or more and then kayaked back to shore.

  

MnM's fraction

Today we did fraction we had sixteen until we ate our less favourite MaM's.  Here are some of the fractions we did.
                                             This show's half of 16 and that answer is 8.

                                                     The second one show's 1/4 of 16 is 4

                                       The one next to the second one show's 1/5 of 15.          

   

AJ and Fasi Procedural Writing 2

We are learning to create complete sentences that contain detail.

Introduction: scones is a traditional british bread made by british people it is used for a tea party but there are rules  about how to use tea and how to use scones.

Material/ingredients

You want to get the write material and ingredients if you get the wrong materials / ingredients that means your house might go up in flames or your scone that you made is gonna taste bad that is why you get the right ingredients, materials and how much you put in your bowl.

• Plain flour (for dusting)
• 3 cups of self raising flour  
• 80g of butter chilled
• Milk 1-1  ¼   
• Jam and whipped cream to serve
• Put it in the oven for 20-25 minutes

Instructions

First use the 3 cups of self-raising flour and put it in a large bowl.

Next put in 80g of chilled butter.

Then put in 1-1 ¼ cups of milk and pour it in the center of the mixing bowl then start mixing so it turns into dough.
Then put the dough on a floured tray or bench and flatten it out and cut the scones out of it.
Put the scones on a baking tray and into the oven at 200 degrees celsius for 20 -25 minutes.

Finally serve it with jam and cream.

Grease by Auckland Girls Grammar School

In Grease there is a girl called Sandy and a boy called Danny, Sandy and Danny meet on the beach but then Sandy felt something was wrong so then they went away from each other. So one day Danny went to the high school he'd been there for his whole life, he was one of the popular people at his school, then came along the girl he meet who went to the same school! Things weren't the same as they had been at summer.

My favorite part of the play was when they sang grease lightning. I would recommend this play, the actors were pretty good and they had a lot of confidence. They just need to sort out the sound because the microphones were not the right volume.

How to make Takakau

How to make Takakau

We are learning to follow the structure of a procedural text.

Introduction: Takakau is a maori bread that was first made when the Europeans came to New Zealand and they brought flour to the country. You use butter and syrup to soften it or you can have it with a boil up.

This is all the stuff you need to make maori bread.

Takakau Ingredients

1 teaspoon salt (to your taste)

2 cups flour

2 teaspoon baking powder (optional)

100 ml milk or water

• First Sift all the dry ingredient including flour, baking powder and salt
• Then pour in the milk slowly until is doughy (texture)
• Once you have finished put the dough onto a pan and sprinkle flour onto it.
• After that knead it and make in flat
• Then cook until golden brown in an oven at 200 degrees Celsius. :3

He Inu Māu?

A little bit of stuff I learnt to day

• I learnt not to rush my work and learnt how to do fractions. 
• I learnt not to play in the rain, to respect others.

New Goal's

• My new goal is to manage myself and listen to any teacher
• Focus on my work and finish in time and when I have time don't waste it by playing games
• Don't play around when someone is doing something important or dangerous 
• Respect others and make better choices, don't follow people's bad behaviour.

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