Mrs Jones made the fried bread using self raising flour, water and oil. We then rolled the dough out and cut it into pieces and fried it. Once it cooled we put toppings like Golden Syrup, Nutella and Jam on them. They were delicious!
Miss Daly did stop motion animation. We used paper and playdoh to retell a Matariki story using the stop motion app on our chromebooks. This was quite hard as we only had a short time to complete them. Some people were very creative and made fantastic characters out of playdoh.
Mrs Law made Manu Tukutuku (Maori kites) out of patterned paper strips woven onto bamboo frames. We made a few small ones and one really big one which we have displayed in Waitemata.
What a great day we had. Did you celebrate Matariki?
you did great sarahd i love how you put lots of pics and put full stops in the right place keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteHI my name is Courtney and i'm from Marshland school WOW! i love this Matariki at our school we did Matarki and learnt all about it and the food looks amazing great work i hope we get to make the food at our school From Courtney
ReplyDeleteHi im Amy. Wow! The food you made looks so yummy! Did you know that me and my hub did Matariki? The art you made looks very cool! In my hub when we learned about Matariki Me and my friend did Yoga and we made a site for it! You have been very creative with what you made! Keep making cool posts! From Amy.
ReplyDeleteI really like how you made kites and your own food and I like the stop motion keep doing what your doing.
ReplyDeleteHi i am Hamish from marshland school I really like that you made your own kites and food I wish we could.
ReplyDeleteHey Sarahd, I loved the video you made ka pai!, it reminded me of when I try to make my own videos... it is just like yours amazing! maybe next time you could show me how you made the bread but besides that it was great!
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kia ora my name is alec im from marshland school wow thats some amazing stuff youve done good i bet that food was yummy the kites look really cool they look great amazing job
ReplyDeleteKIA Ora my name is Ava from marshland school. I love your video about matariki It looks
ReplyDeletelike you had so much fun, by the way what was those fried sandwich things?? anyway it looks like you spent along time making those matariki kites. Sincerely Ava
hi my name is Anya you have done a great job from Anya
ReplyDeleteHi im Michael from Ahipara school. The fried bread looked really yum and tasty I hoped it was good.
ReplyDeleteHola my name is Jaxon from Ahipara school. I want to say that the thing that you made is very good.
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ReplyDeleteHi my name is Bryson from Ahipara school i really liked your guys kite making.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Laila I go to Ahipara school I really like your kite making it looks fun I wish I was there.
ReplyDeletehi my name is Ahi and im from Ahipara school i liked your kite makeing all the stuff you were doing looked very fun
ReplyDeleteKia Ora I am Mana from Ahipara School I thought the fried bread looked really yummy, it reminded me when I make fried bread at home. The kit´s look amazing I bet you had so much fun making them. your art looked really cool maybe next time you could turn them into animated maori people.
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hello my name is Samantha from Ahipara School. I don´t have much to say other then matariki looked awesome for you! Cooking looked fun and I hope you had a amazing time! Anyway blog ya later!!!
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Nikau from Ahipara school the fried bread in the photo hope you had a good time making blog ya later.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Miki I´m from Ahipara School.I like your three activities.I think the first one is the best because that fried bread it look very nice. Secondly the one that you guys were making an kite that was so cool and I love making stuff too. lastly I like you guys drawings.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Maikee from Ahipara school the fried bread looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteHi Im Nike from Ahipara School your fried bread looks sooo yummy really!
ReplyDeleteI am soo jelly that you guys get to do all activities. [0-0]
Wow, that sounds like some awesome learning for Te Waka Ako! I wish I had done cool things like this when I was at school, especially cooking fried bread! What a yummy, warm treat for a rainy, cold day :-)
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Hi im Molly from Marshland School. I came onto your blog to check out what you have been doing, the pictures on this blog post really caught my eye when scrolling through your blog. I like how you showed what you did instead of just writing it, pictures make everything better so im really glad you added those into the post to. It sounded like really fun and im hoping my class gets to do something like that to. The fried bread looks so good and I bet it tasted good to. Maybe next time you could show us more of the play dough people you made. Other than that thank you for posting this and have a good day! :D
ReplyDeletei love your work and it look so so so so so so so so so so cool
ReplyDeleteyum that food looks delish
ReplyDeleteyummy in my tummy. That looks really good.
ReplyDeleteHI im Anya from Marshland school I came into your blog to check what you have been doing the pictures on this blog post really caught my eye when scrolling through your blog I liked how you showed what you did instead that food that you made looks so so so good and yummy your blog they cool from Anya
ReplyDeleteKia ora My name is Isaac I am 9 years old in year 5 at Marshland school.I bet those Fried Bread would be absolutely delicious I did celebrate Matariki In my literacy group you can find it on my blog at https://marisaacn.blogspot.com/ under Matariki! Great Job Isaac
ReplyDeleteHi there, my name is Kiani and I am a Year 4 in Te Ana Ako at Waikowhai School. I really like your kites It made me think about some of the tongan patterns . Have you thought about more? If you would like to see my learning, my class blog is http://wpsteanaako.blogspot.co.nz.
ReplyDeleteHi Te Waka Ako! Hope your doing well in lockdown! These photo's inspire me to bake more fried bread. I also really enjoyed watching the video.
ReplyDeleteStay safe, be kind and have fun. Blog ya later!
kia ora my name is Taj I go to Ahipara school your guys made me jealous of Ur food it made me hungry.
ReplyDeletekonichiwa (that means hi in Japanese) your food looks soooo yummy. your photos make me hungry. i really liked your video anyway Blog yalls later!
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Bryson from Ahipara school and that food you made looked real yum!Blog ya later.
ReplyDeletehi my is Hunter and I´m from Ahipara school the food looked nice and the kites looked cool.
ReplyDeleteHi I am Brodie from Marshland school that food looks really good.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Hunter and I'm from Ahipara school the food looked good and the kites look cool.
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