All about Lorde

making fairy bread with our buddy class

room 1 came to room 10 and we all sat down on the mat and miss Chand explained what will happen then we had to go and find a buddy and sit down on the mat. Miss Chand said if you don't have a partner stand up so i did and i found a partner then we sat down on a table and then we sat nicely and then we got picked to get the food and put it on the toast. I was with Ezra and Aaliyah. after a while we had marsh mallows after that the rest of the people came took there food and went outside to take there food and took a photo after the photo we got to eat the food.It was yum.

Christmas Cracker

                  Christmas Cracker

In room 10 we made Christmas Ornaments

1. Grab one cup of salt and pour it in a bowl

2. Get two cups of flour and put it in a different

bowl. 

3. Put the salt and flour in one bowl and pour
some water in the salt and flour then it will

become dough.

4. When the mixture gets clumpy use your
hands to kneed it.

5. Once you made a shape then put it in the
oven at 90 celsius for 3 hours.

6. Finally you can paint it and add glitter.

Christmas cracker

This is my Christmas cracker I made it from a salty dough. All you need to make it i salt, flour and water and it became dough. I thought it'll be easy to make and it won't take much time or effort to make one. It was fun to make, the most fun part I liked was making the dough. 
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Taniwha

Rukus

All about a Taniwha

All about a Taniwha

 Taniwha are supernatural creatures in

Maori tradition, similar to serpents and

dragons in other cultures. They were said

to hide in the ocean, rivers, lakes or caves.

Some Taniwha would eat and kill people, or

kidnap women

Taniwha were either male or female. They

usually lived in or near the water lakes,

rivers or the sea. They hid in lairs known

as ruaTaniwha which could be deep pools,

caves, or dangerous waterways  areas that

people avoided.