Aim:I need to make a flow chart to show what to do to if a whale is stranded on the beach.
Method:
Step 1:I need to prepare all my equipments.
Step 2: Prepare my google drawings.
Step 3:Make a flow chart by using google drawings.
Step 4:Research or think if how to do if a whale is stranded on the beach.
Step 5:Show Miss Aitken when the work is done.
4.I found making the flowchart easy because i can easily do it and i can do the research easily.
5.To help whales that are stranded in the beach is a kind thing to do for nature.
Thursday, 30 November 2017
Thursday, 23 November 2017
Arts kete
For the start of our arts kete in lino cut we learned about what an artist is and what the value of being an artist.Our teacher for lino cutting is Mrs.Clemence she's a good teacher and for our work Erica and Julianna help for the research.
Monday, 13 November 2017
We draw our own superhero i like creating things that´s why i like this lesson i like being able to create things my own way and the way i like it.
We created our color wheel we mixed the colors in the middle are the primary colors i learned how to mix colors.
We draw kowhaiwhai patterns some of it is hard to draw.
We painted colors from light to dark and then dark to light i learned how to do the colors from light to dark and mixing them with white.
I finished my final painting i draw a girl and backgrounds i enjoy painting and drawing.
Friday, 10 November 2017
Aim:I need to figure out/research traditional ways of preserving food that have been used in New Zealand.
Method:
Step 1:I need to ready all my equipments.
Step 2:Prepare my blog.
Step 3:Research how traditional ways of preserving food that have been used in new zealand.
Step 4:When done show Miss Aitken my research.
My reasearch:
The hangi or earth oven is a traditional Maori method of cooking,It is especially sited for preparing food for large numbers of people.Hot rocks and water is used to craete the steam in a shallown pit dug into the earth.The food is layered on top of the rock and covered with leaves,then the soil is then placed to trap the steam for a few hours.The exact time depends on the lsize of the hangi.
Mara kai is a traditional fermentation process for food such as crayfish and fish,after european arrival,it was also used for corn.The kai is placed in a flax basket and steeped in very slow running water for days or weeks until the inner flesh settles to the bottom of the kete.
Food could be dried in embers or,in the geothermal rotorua area,spread on hot rocks.Foods commonly dried included kumara,,shellfish and fish.Shellfish were threaded onto long lengths of twisted flax and hung from lines or platforms to dry in the sun and wind.Meat,fruit and seeds are also dried.
Fatty birds such as muttonbirds were preseved by their own fat.After cooking,the hot fat was set aside.The meat was packed into gourds,and the fat poured in to set around it.Southern tribes inflated bull kelp to make storage containers for muttonbirds.
Vacuum packing:Using a vacuum packing for storing foods in a vacuum packing or a jar.
Curing/Salting:draws out moisture in meat through a process called osmosis.The meat is cured with salt or sugar or both.
Sugaring:use to preserve foods.
Smoking:used by exposing meat to smoke off of materials such as wood.
Pickling:pickiling is a method of preserving food in an edible anti-microbial liquid.Typical pickling agents include brine,vinegar,alcohol and vegetable oil,especially olive oil but also many other oils.
canning and bottling:canning involves cooking food,sealing it in sterile cans or jars,and boiling the containers to kill or weaken any remaining bacteria as a form of sterilization.
4.The research is easy and fun because i get to figure out how to preserve foods.
5.It's fun doing the research especially to know how to preserve food so you can save and maintain foods.
Method:
Step 1:I need to ready all my equipments.
Step 2:Prepare my blog.
Step 3:Research how traditional ways of preserving food that have been used in new zealand.
Step 4:When done show Miss Aitken my research.
My reasearch:
The hangi or earth oven is a traditional Maori method of cooking,It is especially sited for preparing food for large numbers of people.Hot rocks and water is used to craete the steam in a shallown pit dug into the earth.The food is layered on top of the rock and covered with leaves,then the soil is then placed to trap the steam for a few hours.The exact time depends on the lsize of the hangi.
Mara kai is a traditional fermentation process for food such as crayfish and fish,after european arrival,it was also used for corn.The kai is placed in a flax basket and steeped in very slow running water for days or weeks until the inner flesh settles to the bottom of the kete.
Food could be dried in embers or,in the geothermal rotorua area,spread on hot rocks.Foods commonly dried included kumara,,shellfish and fish.Shellfish were threaded onto long lengths of twisted flax and hung from lines or platforms to dry in the sun and wind.Meat,fruit and seeds are also dried.
Fatty birds such as muttonbirds were preseved by their own fat.After cooking,the hot fat was set aside.The meat was packed into gourds,and the fat poured in to set around it.Southern tribes inflated bull kelp to make storage containers for muttonbirds.
Vacuum packing:Using a vacuum packing for storing foods in a vacuum packing or a jar.
Curing/Salting:draws out moisture in meat through a process called osmosis.The meat is cured with salt or sugar or both.
Sugaring:use to preserve foods.
Smoking:used by exposing meat to smoke off of materials such as wood.
Pickling:pickiling is a method of preserving food in an edible anti-microbial liquid.Typical pickling agents include brine,vinegar,alcohol and vegetable oil,especially olive oil but also many other oils.
canning and bottling:canning involves cooking food,sealing it in sterile cans or jars,and boiling the containers to kill or weaken any remaining bacteria as a form of sterilization.
4.The research is easy and fun because i get to figure out how to preserve foods.
5.It's fun doing the research especially to know how to preserve food so you can save and maintain foods.
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