Recipe for Disaster

Bonjour my viewers! Welcome to another post from my blog. Today I have posted my recipe for disaster. As you can tell this terms topic is food. So... in shared reading we have been making a recipe for disaster or success. Hopefully you enjoy the poster!!! Make sure to comment your thoughts.

                                                           

                                          

Cooking challenge create a signature sandwich Term 2 2018

Hi everyone! Here is my second cooking challenge that I have choose and obviously that is creating a signature sandwich. I  choose a toasted ham and cheese sandwich. I choose this because it is a classic and I really enjoy eating them. Hope you           enjoy my poster!                                                         

Cooking challenge make a salad bar 2018 Term 2

Hi guys welcome to term two! Instead of a reading challenge this term we have a cooking challenge. The reason we have this is because we pick a topic to work towards and this term it is food. There are heaps of challenges and you will surely see them but here is the first one I chose. It is a salad bar. I added the Maori name to all of the veggies in my salad bar but  if the are not the correct translation I am very sorry I used google and sometimes it is not very accurate. Hope you guys enjoy my poster!!!

My NZ athlete

           Hey guys. since the Commonwealth Games are have started in the Gold Coast our class have all chosen an athlete to write a report on . I chose Hamish Bond because I find it amazing how he has changed from rowing to cycling. I find this amazing because rowing doesn't help in cycling at all. Rowing is all in the arms and Cycling is all in the legs! Hope you enjoy my poster and learn so interesting facts about him.

                         

My Greymouth writing

Wet and Wild Greymouth

The Wet, Wild Greymouth home to 9,690 hearty residents has been brutally battered by the National press and Stuff news. Spreading cheap and lousy rumors that our exceptional Grey district is deteriorating.  But underneath our dark and stormy clouds comes a beautiful town fighting back!

Who would say such a thing? Greymouth may be losing some buildings, but we have so many breathtaking views and we are overflowing with enticing environment. The grand Grey District is surrounded by fabulous walks, runs and bike trails. Although Greymouth doesn’t bode any natural wonders of the world, I believe the Point Elizabeth trail is a natural wonder of the West Coast. The Point Elizabeth has great views of Cobden beach and the terrific Tasman sea and also has a 11km stroll all the way out to Rapahoe and back.

Another great aspect of Greymouth is our magnificent facilities. These facilities include our Rec Centre, aquatic centre, and local, delicious cafes and restaurants. The Rec Centre is a fabulous place to play basketball, netball and going to the gym. Since the courts are indoors you will never need to worry about the rainy and stormy weather again! This building has been a big hit in the sporting business for Greymouth since August 2016. Next to the Rec Centre there is the amazing Aquatic Centre which also a facility that is very popular. The Aquatic Centre involves fun for all ages. It has Hydroslides, A sauna, A spa and so much more making this fabulous superstructure great for the holidays and all of the 4 seasons.  

In addition to our wonderful constructions is our local cafes and restaurants. Greymouth owns some of the grey districts finest cafes. The Bonzai, DP1, Gap Cafe and so much more. All of them concocting fabulous food. Golden, flaky pastry looking like the bark on a tree and thousands of sweet confectioneries. Almost all of our cafes and restaurants are only based in Greymouth. Making our town one of a kind. Greymouth isn’t booming with business but that is also one of the things that Greymouth great. Unlike the big cities in NZ if you walk past one of our locals and smile you will get a smile back or a wave. Greymouth is a humble town and that's why we should enjoy it.

Greymouth may not be like or look like the big cities in New Zealand but unless you have really got to know us and our town you can never judge us. Afterall the saying goes “ Don’t judge a book by its cover.” So the only fall of Greymouth is the people who wrote these rude comments about us. Don’t let some random strangers tell us why we shouldn’t love Greymouth. We love Greymouth for what it is not how it looks.

By Sami.D

Reading challenge term 1 read a blog/read an article about our environment

Hey guys! The second task I chose this week is read a blog and read an article about our environment. Earlier on this week I read a article in a national geographic. I looked up national geographic on the internet and I found heaps of environmental articles on their blog. Here is the one I chose. The one I  chose was called " How ugly fruits and vegetable can help solve world hunger." This is about how the ugly fruits and vegetables that are disposed of can actually almost feed over 2 billion people! Here is the link to the article I read National Geographic

Oklahoma Earthquakes

             Hi guys! Today I have made a google drawing about Oklahoma. I have made this because on  pen pals it was our task for the week. Pen pals is a online site where you talk to children your age and discuss global issues that relate to the environment.