Anzac Thank you Letter

We have been at shantytown lately and we made thank you cards and this is the front of mine.

And this is the inside of mine.

The Battle Of Mametz

We have been working on The Battle Of Mametz. We had to make posters about all the information we could find. Here is a photo of me and my poster wearing a real hat from war and a coat.

3'rs

This is my site for our schools 3'rs which are Respect. Responsibility and Resilience. It has been very fun to work on and I am happy I get to share it.
https://sites.google.com/blaketown.school.nz/responsibilityrespctrecilience/home

Week 2 Day 1 The early years

Activity 1: St Joseph’s Cathedral 

Name: Saint Basil Cathedral

Located: Red square, Moscow, Russia

When built: The mid 1600

How long it took to build: Sorry I could't find this information.

Activity 2 The right to vote

I think it is wrong that women werent aloud to vote I think that  everyone should have the right to vote.

Metaphor cards

These are the back of the get writing new Zealand cards that we sent to a school and they sent us some back. These are our schools ones we made.

These are the cards that got sent to our class.

These are my metaphors about me we sent.

Sophie is slow as a snail.

Sophie is crazy like a monkey.

Sophie is a lion at feeding time.

Sophie is lazy like a sloth.

These are some I wrote about our classroom to send to the other school.

Room 2 is an ocean, loud and unpredictable,

Room 2 is a gymnast flexible and strong,

Room 2 is as knowledgeable as a dictionary,

Room 2 is a mother panda guiding her children.

My Visual Mihi

                                             MY VISUAL MIHI WORK

This is my visual mihi work.

Omelettes

Omelettes What You'll Need 3 large eggs 1 teaspoon water 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ​freshly ground black pepper 1/2 cup shredded cheese- onion, ham mushroom (all optional) cooking spray (or butter) 1. Beat eggs, water, salt, and pepper until light and fluffy. 2. Precook onion, mushroom ham etc. - in the pan with a little oil 3. Heat the pan with a little butter in 4. When pan is hot (but not smoking), pour the egg mixture in. 5. As the omelette starts to set, lift an edge of the omelette with a clean spatula and tilt the pan so that the runny, unset portion of the omelette can run underneath and start to set. Repeat on the opposite side. If adding vegetables or meats, do so now. 6. When the omelette is just about completely set, sprinkle the cheese over half of the omelette. Then fold the other half of the omelette over the cheese half. 7. Or you can leave it unfolded and put grated cheese on it and grill it. The omelettes were so delicious. I had ham and onion in mine it was so good. It was that tasty I couldn't eat it all. Omelettes take about 5 minutes to cook. I would definitely make this for your family for breakfast one day. You can also double the recipe if you want and you can also make little ones. You can also make little ones for younger kids and if you have other stuff as well.