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Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Year 8 Formal

 Year 8 Formal

On Tuesday the 7th of December the year 8 students at Rawhiti had formal it started at 6:00 but Nogo said a a lady arrives late

so once I got there I found all my friends and went straight to the 
photo booth here are some of the photos we took 










After that we had dinner and then did some karaoke and then went home.

Friday, November 26, 2021

End Of Year!!!

 End OF Year 

It is coming to the end of the school year and whaea Jas has got doing a reflection this year so here it is Click me

Thursday, November 4, 2021

How Far Have We Travelled In Space?

How Far Have We Travelled In Space?

For the past week Ata Hapara year 6,7&8, have been working on space students the made groups of 2 to 4.  In those groups, they had to pick a question about space they wanted to learn about, my group was Naquita, Kahu, and Jade. How Far Have We Travelled In Space? was our question, here is our finished work.       |                                                                                                                 |                                                  click to see work

Tuesday, September 28, 2021

How To bake a chocolate cake

Kia ora for the past week I have been working on an Explanation peace of writing, here is an example of my work

How To bake a chocolate cake

Today I will be teaching you how to make a chocolate cake,

but first you must know what a chocolate cake is made from.


What is a chocolate cake 

To make a chocolate cake you need things like cocoa powder. 

Cocoa powder is made from dried and ground cocoa solids, it also needs a thing called

baking powder. If you add this into a cake the result will be that the cake will rise.

You can also use self raising flour.

It is nearly impossible to make chocolate cake without these things.


Ingredients

To make a chocolate cake you need the following ingredients 

1 3/4 Cups Plain White Flour, 225 gram, 1 3/4 Cups Sugar, 3/4 Cup Cocoa Powder, 67 grams, 1 1/2 teaspoons Baking Powder, 1 1/2 teaspoons Baking Soda, 2 Eggs, 1 teaspoon Vanilla Essence, 1/2 Cup Oil, 1 Cup Milk, and 1 Cup Boiling Water, 250 mlsWhittaker's Classic Chocolate Cake - Whittaker'sSimple Chocolate Cake recipe | Australia's Best RecipesInstructions

Preheat the oven to 160C. Once you have done that, prepare a cake tin that is 25 x 25, spray well with cooking spray or line. Then put flour, sugar, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a bowl and mix well until completely combined.

Add eggs, vanilla, oil and milk to the mix and blend well. Finally add

the boiling water, then Pour into your prepared cake tin and bake in the oven for 35-45 minutes.

 

Icing 

We will make a chocolate ganache icing to do this. All you need is 400 grams of Dark chocolate, and 250ml of cream. Put the cream in a bowl with boiling water under it, this is called a double boiler. Once the cream is 

Hot add in the chocolate, and mix until it's all melted then put it in the fridge to thicken. 


Putting together

To put together the cake you should cut the top of the cake to level it. Get the icing out the fridge, heat up a butter knife, and ice the cake.

(you can whip the ganache for a light and fluffy effect) 

Then Enjoy



Conclusion 

In conclusion a chocolate cake is an easy food to make and ganache is yum on its own. 







Tuesday, July 6, 2021

INUIT!!!

Inuit!

This week we have been learning about different types of cultures. My group was Inuit Inuit is a very interesting culture. I had slide 01 about Traditional Clothing, this is what I wrote about it (In the Arctic, temperatures are below freezing for most of the year therefore, Inuits clothes are made from animal skin.  Pants and mittens made from caribou or sealskin. One or two layers of pants and mittens depending on the temperature and up to four layers of footwear.    

In my group I had Mailli, Nate, Makaia and Arihana.

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Tuesday, June 29, 2021

There is power in small things

 gray shark decor

Today we learnt a whakatauki about how little thing can be powerful. Whaea Jas then had as say what that whakatauki ment to us. I thing that whakatauki means that little things such as baby sharks are so powerful that your scared to try new things. Things that you can forget about and take a leap be careful and know that they are there and that you cant get rid of them.

here is the Whakatauki we learnt with the translation 

He iti hoki te mokoroa nāna i kakati te kahikatea  

Waka Taua

 Waka Taua is one of the five wakas Ata hapara have been learning about.  We were split into groups in my group I had Nate, Makaia & Arihana.  We had to find information about waka Taua click here to see our work -> Link


I also found a song about waka called Nga Waka E Whitu if you want to see that click here -> Link

Friday, June 25, 2021

Whakapapa o Aotearoa

For the three days Ata Hapara tuakana have been learning about Whakapapa o Aotearoa In my group I had Kahu, Iziah, TK, Heath, Harlem, Jaelyn-Rae and I and we learnt about the history of NZ. Work click me

Tuesday, June 22, 2021

Meet Hirini Melbourne

 Hirini Melbourne

Hirini Melbourne was a maori composer he was also a singer, university lecturer, author and poet, altho he did all that he is mostly known for Kinds work surrounding the retrieval of maori culture. He was born on the 

21 of July 1949.  He died on the 6 of January 2003 which means he

 died at the age of 52 and he died from a long battle with cancer. 

To create this report I had to figure out what questions I wanted to ask and the go to lots of websites and then other websites to check my information.

What maori person should I do next ?

Friday, May 21, 2021

Collecting and Organising Continuous Data Using a Frequency Table

 On the  20.5.21 I Collected and Organised Continuous Data Using a Frequency Table.

A histograms bars are connected unlike bar graphs.

A graph Needs 
-A Title
-X,Y axis-labelled
-And even scales 
or the graph is misleading.


Friday, May 7, 2021

Mothers Day



 Mothers Day

Today as a rōpū we researched Mothers Day quotes my quotes, I picked is my mum is really great; She's sweet as can be; When I need some help I know she's there for me, mum loves me all the time even when I'm a pest; She always takes good care of me; my mothers the best.
we then researched how to make origami putiputi (flowers) to add to the card I found that the more flowers I made the worse they got. 

In year groups we made a sugar scrub and added the sent peppermint the year 7&8s worked together, sow the groups would be even. I liked teaching others how to make flowers.


How are you going to spend your mothers day?

Wednesday, March 31, 2021

My Pepeha Tour

 My Pepeha Tour

A few weeks ago my class Ata Hapara, started to create a map of our pepeha if you want to see where i'm from click this link--->Click me

Thursday, March 25, 2021

My Digital Portrait

My Digital portrait

Today we made our own clip art digital portrait

click here to view it  Link

Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Learn a Karakia

Want to learn a karakia click the link the is a link to a new karakia + how to learn a karakia and what a karakia is --> Karakia link<----------

Monday, February 22, 2021

FITNESS With Tangaroa

Fitness with Tangaroa 

This morning, I went out with Tangaroa for sport. We played a few different games, the first game we played, everyone had to get in to lines of five, in those lines