He Kotuku rerenga tahi

Whakatauki/Pepeha

Whakatauki/Pepeha

Kotahi kapua i te rangi he marangai i te whenua

kotahi	One
kapua	cloud
I te rangi	In The sky
He marangai	A big problem
I te whenua	In the people

The meaning of this Whakatauki in the there is a big problem on the  land that no one can speak maori and the tupuna are crying.

W.A.L.T: write a procedural writing.

Rapare 10 O Poutu-te-rangi 2015
How to make a Sponge Cake.

W.A.L.T: write a procedural writing.

Ingredients:

•  4 eggs
• 3/4 Cup Chelsea White Sugar
• 1 Tbsp flour in cup. Fill up rest of cup with cornflour
• 2 tsp baking powder
• 1 Tbsp boiling water

Method:

• Firstly carefully separate the egg yolk from the egg white.
• Put egg white into bowl.
• Mix egg white and add hot water and stir until stiff.
• Add sugar and slowly and beat the egg white until sugar dissolved.
• Mix in the egg yolk and stir until you form stiff white peaks.
• Fold flour, corn flour and baking powder into the bowl and fold carefully.
• Grease the cake tin with butter and flour and carefully tip into round sponge tin and bake at 180 for 20 - 25 minutes.
• When finished carefully drop the sponge on the bench.

The amazing eggs

He ako ana ahau ki te Tuhi he korero poto e mahi ana toku, tou, tona.

He ako ana ahau ki te

Tuhi he korero poto e mahi ana toku, tou, tona.

This Is My First Draft Writing

   Sponge cake

I walked into the class wondering what we're doing today for technology mmmmmm I thought to myself. Then the bell rang and we sat down on the mat “miss what are we doing today for technology” I said with excitement “sponge cake” she replied “now get into groups of four or five” she said. It was frush straightening because everyone wanted to be with me and Anthony but we got through with it. Our group Me, Anthony, Hohepa, Tekaapua, Jordan.

Then we walked into room one  jam packed with excitement. racing to my table wooow cooking time I thought to myself. “Let's get started” I said to Whaea Meri  “Yeah we will in a minute i will just explain the reals ok” Whaea Meri replied “Ohh ok” I said back.

Then cooking started, we had to add four eggs and when we were separating the egg yolk and the egg white. Hohepa split the whole egg into the bowl with the egg whites, Me and Anthony said “ ahhh amo watch what  you are doing” then we had to get four more eggs and do it all over again. After that we had to  Beat four egg whites with one tablespoon of boiling water until the whites were stiff, for ages my hands were sore. But we took turns at stirring the egg white. one minute felt like it took for a whole year each.