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Showing posts with label Te Pounamu 2019. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Te Pounamu 2019. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 August 2019

Food Tech - By Te Pounamu




For tech today we completed our last session for Term 2. with our teacher Mrs Heka, who takes care of food tech show us how to cook traditional food queasiness. Today we cooked Chop Suey from the Samoan culture. This rotations theme is all about cultural food. Since there wasn't an equal amount of students in food class, My group : Joseph and i. Each person had their own roles to complete. Joseph and I worked together to make sure that the food was done properly, and that the main ingredients were prepared to be added in, while i was dicing the onion, chicken, and garlic. The equipment that we used from our trolley was: medium bowl, measuring cups/spoons, knives, Yellow and green cutting board, big pot, strainer, fork, and serving spoon. The ingredients were: mixed veges, chicken, soy sauce, boiling water, oil, vermicelli, and salt. We were told to remove the pot from the heat every 2 minutes, because of the stickiness from the chicken and vermicelli. At the end of the session, as always we cleansed down our top/bottom benches, especially the stoves/cum tray. While we were cooking our chop suey, Mrs Heka was getting the rice prepared and then we dished it which looked so deliciously delicious. 

Tuesday, 18 June 2019

RNZB Experience



Yesterday LS2 had a amazing experience doing ballet and the dance we done was the entrance for Black swan, White swan or swan lake it was fun and the routine we done was using Tchaikovsky wonderful music which sounded interesting and soothing. What we done was good but to fast for me but it was alright i liked when we done the ending because it was fun and a amazing experience for LS2 and thank you to Miss Jones who made this Amazing ballet Experience happen and thank you to  our instructor Chloe from RNZB (Royal New Zealand Ballet) for teaching us how to do the basics skills of ballet and we are grateful for the amazing experience.

Tuesday, 9 April 2019

Blog post Data Analysis - Maths by Te Pounamu


As part of our goal setting for 2019 we have been analysing the number of times we have posted on our blogs. My data shows the number of the blog post I made each month since 2015. To help us set goals we worked out the averages for our blog posts each year so we could see if we were going to reach our targets. I have set a goal of having 200 blog posts this year.