Jean batten

                                             Jean Batten

Jean batten is called the daughter of the skies.

She was an aviator. she was one of the few people to prove stuff and get certain people to have certain rights.

The tresure hunt

 18.2.2021                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Tawhirimateas treasure hunt                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          1) I enjoyed looking for the words beacause it was good fun                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        2) i did not  like how sonny kept leaving the group to see his friends because we sometimes thought he was going to the next place so we followed him

3) The egg challenge was sort of hard because we had to decipher the words.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

New Boots

 

• Explain why Charlie was so annoyed with Jason the whole time? He had to carry Jasons stuff, he was bragging tons how he helped Charlie and he snored.

• Do you agree or disagree that Charlie should have been annoyed with Jason? Explain why or why not. Yes because Jason said ten times good thing i had that duct tape and he had to carry the gas stove and the gas which those together are heavy and were things that were Jasons

Pick 3 words to research their meaning in the dictionary

Squawk= a noise birds make EG a eagle spots a predatory bird near its nest or young it would squawk to intimidate the creature.

 

Rolling= A object falling or being pushed the most common reason for rolling is a heavy cylinder or sphere being pushed above a hollow thing.

 

Thump= to hit something moderatley (in between hard and lightly) say a pat on the back thats doing a series of thumps if you do it properly but the larger thumps are ALOT bigger EG 2 battleships are fighting

My Paper Mosaic

 

                                                                                 This is my mosaic it looks like an transformer but its a... SPARTAN! i searched it up on google first i did the sketch. Then i glued the card on.

Ferrymead things i learnt.

1)  School  was harsh because if you spilled ink you got in trouble and if you disrupted class you get hit with a can and when you went home you would be slapped by your parents again.

2) Ladies first and boys held the doors open because doing those things it was nice manners.

3) British and Europeans married Moari women and the children were valued because they could speak both languages.

4) What girls and boys wore. ( Boys: knickerbockers hats and t shirts. Girls: gowns aprons and bonnets).

5) Children had chores like scrubbing the deck and farm work for boys and for girls ironing and dusting.

6) They cooked on a fire outside and not just for cooking they heated irons to iron clothes.

7) The toys kids made for themselves like these things you flipped and it looked like a moving image

8) What immigrants would take with them on a ship usually cotton knitting bars toys and food.

9) What immigrants would leave in the steerage on the journey the steerage was not to be accessed by passengers on the journey.

10) what they used for ironing clothes witch was an iron made of well iron and hot fires heated them.

This is about early nz life.

My Turtle

 This is the turtle that i made. The thing on his face is a gas mask to protect him from MUSTARD gas ( it can make your guts dissolve). It also has an grenade an super grenade an anti brainwash device and an nuclear bomb.

Creating Dampa and butter The Pioneer Way

                                   RECIPE FOR DAMPA:

•  3 cups self raising flour
• pinch of salt
• 80 g butter chilled and cubed
• 185 ml water.

                                                                         Method:

Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius then line a backing tray with non stick baking paper. Combine the flour and salt in a large bowl. Use your fingers to rub the butter in until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add the water to the mixture and use a round bladed knife in a cutting motion to mix until the mixture just comes together. Adding 1-2 tablespoons if the mixture looks dry. Use your hands to bring the mixture together. Turn the dough on a lightly floured surface and knead gently for 1-2 minutes until smooth. Shape into an 18 cm disc and place on tray. Use a sharp knife that has been dipped in flour to mark 8 wedges on top. Dust the damper with a little extra flour and bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes or until the damper is cooked through and sounds hollow when tapped on base. Transfer to a wire rack for 5 minutes to cool slightly. Serve warm or at room temperature, either plain or with your choice of topping.

                   How The Damper Tasted                                        

                          The damper tasted sort of bitter, like a mix of cheese and modern bread.

                      BUTTER RECIPE

                                             I copied this because i couldn't be bothered. 

                                                 

• 1 cup heavy cream 38% fat content
• cold water

Mixer Instructions

• Pour cream into the bowl of a stand mixer using the whisk attachment, or use a mixing bowl and hand mixer. Begin beating the cream on a low speed, and gradually increase the speed as the mixture thickens.
• After several minutes, whipped cream will form. Continue mixing. The whipped cream will start to yellow. After several minutes more the fat solids will separate from the liquids and you'll see clumps of butter fat quickly form, leaving the sloshing liquid buttermilk in the bottom of the bowl.

Mason Jar Instructions

• Pour heavy cream into the mason jar, filling it half-way full. Do not overfill past the half-way mark. Screw the lid on tightly so there are no leaks.
• Shake mason jar for approximately 5-7 minutes. After a few minutes, whipped cream will form. Keep shaking until you hear that a lump has formed inside, and shake an additional 30-60 seconds after that. You should clearly see that the fat solids have separated from the liquids. The amount of time it takes will depend on how vigorously you are able to shake the jar.

Rinsing, Flavoring, and Storing

• Strain the fat solids from the buttermilk using a fine mesh strainer or cheesecloth. You can reserve the buttermilk and save it for later use in recipes.
• Pour cold water over the butter. Discard water and repeat rinsing 2 times more. Shape into a ball or any other shape (you can purchase butter molds for interesting designs).
• At this point you have butter. You can add in things like salt, honey, and herbs to create flavored butters, or serve in its pure form as is.

                  HOW THE BUTTER TASTED

     The butter did taste better than the bread but it tasted like cream and milk mostly. 10/10 for butter 6/10 for the bread.