Anzac Inquiry Anzac biscuits

This below is my ANZAC biscuit post.

The war started with the people in parliament. Countries were fighting about land and they got so angry that they brang  thier Military's to fight . And did you know that the soldiers were actually really nice to each-other.

The wives of the soldiers would sent ANZAC biscuits as a gift and to remember them by, they sent Anzac biscuits because the ingredients do not spoil easily. The biscuits are popular in Australia and New Zealand

                                            Here is a recipe for making
                                                Anzac biscuits below!
                                                  Recipe

                 
Rolled oats , flour , coconut, sugar, butter , golden syrup , and boiling water.

Step 1 : Heat the oven to 160 degrees and line two baking trays with baking paper in it , sift the flour into a bowl with the rolled oats, coconut and the brown sugar.

step 2 : Put the butter and golden syrup in a sauce pan and ad two teaspoons of  water . Stir the mixture until melted.

Step 3:  Now put the melted butter in the flour , then stir the two until combined.

Step 4: Now roll them into little  balls and place them on the baking trays then get a fork  and push the fork on top of the little balls .
Put them in the oven for 10 to 15 minutes and when there finished,  put them aside for 5 minutes to cool down.


                         

my infographic

                                                             My info-graphic!


For Reading the past few weeks we have been working on river testing which we did at camp. So we made our own river infographic and added information to it.  This is mine . I made a good and  a bad side. On the good side I put all my good information like if the water is under 15 degrees it is good water and not too much  Algae . The bad side by  the way has all the bad things about the river like , way too much algae and no shade for the fish to hide in.

My Mihimihi

 A Mihimihi Is introduction of your self and a way of greeting someone or more people.

Mihimihi

Tena koutou katoa

ko Tim s ahau

No Hawkes Bay ahau

Ko Mount Erin te maunga

Ko Tuki Tuki te awa`

ko Havelock North Primary te kura

ki Heretaunga

ki te mihi

Tena koutou  Tena koutou Tena koutou katoa

Chris Booth

how many blocks on the pyramid

On Friday mrs t made A pyramid and today we had to find out how many blocks there where altogether.

 My answer was 450

Calendar art

In class we did calendar art,
I made my background out of blue green and black paper.
I took a picture off my portrait and I put it on my background

Maths: Number Patterns

In class we have learning on number patterns
10+10=20+10=30+10=40+10=50
50+10=60+10=70+10=80+10=90
90+10=100.
i counted mine in tens and fives as you can see I finished on 400.