Team Moana Hangi

On December the 6th we had a hangi. Matua Ken helped us make it, First we had to write up all the steps;

Here is my work:

1. Find an appropriate (clear) piece of land to dig.2. Clear the loose shrubs, leaves, grass and branches and other loose materials from the area.3. Water the ground surrounding so nothing catches on fire.  4. Measure the appropriate area to dig.Use the cooking baskets as an outline.Give a little extra space from the edge of the basket(30cm).5. Get a spade and start digging.The depth of the baskets and give room for the iron and the
rocks.6. Gather the wood and prepare inside the hole.Use Manuka, Totara, Puriri wood.

Team Moana Hangi

Team Moana Hangi 

On December the 6th we will be having our Hangi. 

1. Find an appropriate (clear) piece of land to dig.

2. Clear the loose shrubs, leaves, grass and branches and other
loose materials from the area.

3. Water the ground surrounding so nothing catches on fire.  

4. Measure the appropriate area to dig.

Use the cooking baskets as an outline.

Give a little extra space from the edge of the basket(30cm).

5. Get a spade and start digging.

The depth of the baskets and give room for the iron and the
rocks.

6. Gather the wood and prepare inside the hole.

Use manuka, totara, puriri wood.

Hot Air Survival 2019

Kia ora,
Last week we were doing science. we were using yeast sugar and a balloon, We also used a bottle. Then we poured 3 teaspoons of sugar, 3 teaspoons of yeast and then we poured hot water to a certain level and then we put the balloon onto the top of the bottle. One thing enjoyed about this activity was looking how big the balloon got. My least favourite thing was the smell of the balloon.
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