My report on Raiden's holiday

On the first day of school instead of writing about our holiday we were to report someone else's holiday

In the holidays on Saturday Raiden went scout camping in Tura, When he was camping he met new people from paeroa and made a friend. (Callum) His scout leader was Jeramy, He said he went to scouts to learn new things, have fun and meet new people. Then he went home on Tuesday.

Maori Language week

This week at school we celebrated Maori language week, This week we celebrated many things but I am only going to write about three. One of the things we did was making poi poi's. These are used in dances to go along with the music. I made two with my friend Ashling. Another thing we did was singing and learning Maori songs. Now for the last thing I am going to share with you is that we made fried bread, People use fried bread to celebrate Maori language week because the ingredients are simple and does not take to long to make plus it is very fulling.

If you want to make your own fried Bread the recipe is bellow.

Fry Bread Recipe

1/4 cup of warm water

1/2 teaspoon of sugar

1/2 teaspoon of yeast 

1/2 cup of plain flour 

1/2 teaspoon of salt

cooking oil that can fill the fryer 

Add sugar to water a dissolved, then sprinkle the yeast over the top. Mix x the flour and salt in a large bowl and stir in the yeast mixture (can add more flour if needed). Roll out on a floured board and knead well. 

Leave to rise for about for about 10 minutes, or till it doubles in size.Return to the floured board and knead again lightly. cut them into small diamond shapes and shallow fry till golden.

Making Fried Bread

                                       

At school on Tuesday me and my learning team made fried bread! At first we were put into groups (I was with Morgen), Then we measured and mixed the ingredients. Next we kneaded the dough then we waited ten minutes for it to rise. While we were waiting we washed the dishes luckily since I was in a cast I didn't have to do the dishes !!YAY!! When the dough rised we put them in pots fulled with oil. Once they were cooked we ate them!

My Pepeha

Ko Mangere Mountain toku maunga  

Ko Tamaki River (river) toku awa

Ko Viaduct Harbour (sea/harbour) toku moana

No New Zealand/ Paeroa

Ko NPS toku Kura

Ko Jason toku matua

Ko  Kwan toku whaea

Ko Mischa toku ingoa

No Reira, Tena koutou, Tena Koutou, Tena Tatou Katoa