Home economics

Name of our country and what dish

England and England burger 

Picture of the final dish

Why did we choose it 

Something yummy to eat 

What did you like about the final result 

It turned out to be very yummy  

What would you change to your recipe

More seasoning 

What would you learn during this practical process 

How long patties take to cool in the fridge

Metal blog work

For the past 2 terms, we have been working on a miny vice we had to cut the right size do the markings and then use engineers blue to make the two holes you can see up top. once we finished that we drilled 2 holes on each piece but one hole is bigger than the other one. we then had to file the top to make it curved once we finished that we had to do the pole but I didn't get up to that part I was too busy talking and helping others am I proud of my work no not really I didn't make the effort to put in.

What I have learned from the lathe is it's not hard I thought it would have been but once you try it gets easier and easier.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXg0zZlX8Iw  

what did the treaty say

What did the Treaty of Waitangi say?

Using the two versions of the Treaty - the Treaty of Waitangi and Te Tiriti o Waitangi -
and the main point(s) for each Article discuss in pairs what the main differences are and then explain
them in the following spaces. Then reflect on why you think these differences in perspectives on the
Treaty would cause conflict between Māori and Pākehā.

People in our group (names): 

Isaac and Jireh 

Article 1

Key Differences: 

British wanted full control 

Maori come completely under control 

Perspectives Causing Conflict: 

Maori had different thoughts 

Article 2

Key Differences: 

Maori are Guaranteed there possession of land estates forests fishers 

Britsh crown has the emp-emptive right to buy Maori land that is afford 

Perspectives Causing Conflict: 

Maori could only sell their land to the British government but they both have to agree on a price 

Article 3

Key Differences: 

Maori have rights 

The British will protect the Maori 

Perspectives Causing Conflict:

The Maori have equal rights to the British

Treaty of Waitangi essay

This essay will argue that the treaty of Waitangi has many reasons why signed.

Historians argue that understanding the causes of significant events is much more important than just remembering dates, facts, and figures about things in the past. Signed in 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi is an agreement between Māori—Tangata Whenua of Aotearoa—and the British. The treaty was signed for some reasons such as Land, Muskets, and Trading for food to get those muskets if the treaty wasn't signed there would be a lot of Fights, Prostitutes, and Wars.

without the treaty, everything would be madness. without the treaty, there would be a lot of fighting prostitution and drinking between Maoris and British men. There wouldn't be any land to share No items to be traded and no equal rights. There was more Maoris than English there was alcohol use and prostitution and no treaty to agree on. Without the treaty, there wasn't really any you could do anything without asking or getting in trouble but now there is a treaty you have laws and you get in trouble and there are laws they both agree on. The missionaries wanted to protect the Maoris and their rights
Because of the treaty, it was good for the Maoris since they got their rights and land such as buying the land their religion and scared items. The Maori rights and the missionaries had a huge impact on the treaty.

The musket wars killed around 20,000 people and the land boundaries had changed as the result of this Musket wars gained trade through the Pakeha. While the musket wars were occurring there were no rules and The Maori people had an advantage because of those weapons they had what they wanted. The musket wars caused violence and deaths since there were no rules around or laws around that.

Declaration of independence. Was there anything in the plan before the treaty The declaration od independence was signed in 1835 in the hand of James busby. The Maori could trade Legal terms because of the flag, they had made a deal to sign the declaration. The Maori as had been agreed in this declaration so everyone had rules and things they wanted and need. The treaty was signed so everyone could have the respect and things they wanted and to share the land without the treaty there would be violence and no rules.

Without the treaty we wouldn't have the thing we have today.
When there wasn't a treaty the ships would sail in and the pakeha and the Maori would get drunk and start fights and use people for prostitution then there would be killing for items when James busby came up with an idea of making a declaration of independence it still wasn't enough. The English wanted to protect the Maori so they decided to make the declaration of independence so they could both agree on. This is why the treaty was signed for them to be safe. 

How guitars work

The strings when being held in tension Paragraph 2 are
Stretched

What causes something to produce soundwaves
when something vibrates

Which sentence bets describe how a guitar and a person works
They have a head neck and body

What helps the vibrating guitar strings produce a louder sound
soundhole and body

What determines the sound the strings make
The weight tension and length of the strings

Which of these objects has a similar shape as an acoustic guitar
Hourglass

Which part of an acoustic guitar actually produces a sound
The strings

Which would you find inside the body of a guitar
Air

Which paragraph describes how to change the sound of the strings on a guitar
paragraph 3

If a guitar had nobody what volume of sound would the strings make
A quiet sound

Which two guitar parts cause the strings to have tension
Bridge and tuning pegs

the pronoun they in paragraph 3 refers to sounds
vibrations 

Butter chicken

Making Butter chicken 

- Teamwork Aspects

We worked well this time in fact pretty quickly. We used the tools effectively. We almost got all of our measurements right. expect the rice.

- Products/ Outcome

I think that the outcome was really good because the food was tasty and full of flavor. They also smelt very good.

- Next Steps 

Next time I will listen more to the instructions so we can work more effectively.

Turquoise 1 comprehension task

What is the best definition of the word ordeal in the title?

An important event 

When the penguins start their journey in march they probably

get out of the water at the same place 

If the penguin's rookery isn't far enough from the sea the ie will  

break up

which paragraph explains how the newly hatched chick is first fed 

Paragraph 5

In which month is the male emperor penguin likely to feed his long fast 

July 

The word deteriorating in paragraph 3 can be replaced with 

Worsening 

The egg develops inside the female for about 

two months 

What happens before the male shelters the egg in his brood pouch 

the female transfers the egg to the male 

the pronoun it in paragraph 5 refers to the

chick 

Which statement is an opinion not a fact 

The emperor penguin goes trogh an amazing ordeal 

when a female penguin first return to the rookery she will most probably

try to find her mate with their special call

Male and female emperor penguins are similar because 

Feed their young