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 I think I deserve what I want for Christmas because I've been logging into class every day and working hard! I may have been slacking off a bit lately but I still do my work. I get my work done by listening to the rock 💪 Because.... it's about drive its about power. LOL anyways I think I should get what I want for Christmas because I've been a good child lately. Like going to bed when I'm told to. Doing stuff for my parents and more! So I deserve that 10,000 robux!! (p.s and a orange cat that mums gonna name Kimchi)

2021

 I really enjoyed this year in particular! I had heapppsss of fun with all of my classmates. What I enjoyed the most is playing sports with each other. Besides covid I really enjoyed this years class and teacher. If I had to pick my favorite moment it would've been when they went for a walk past my house.

Online Kahoot Champ!

Room 6 played Kahoot as part of our online learning. Today Brooke was on top of the podium. Congratulations for being the Champ!

 

Cultural Sport Answers 2/2

 Would I play Ti Rakau and why?:

Also yes! Ti rakau was a game I used to play at Kapa Haka with my "mates" We would all buddy up and someone would create a rythm for us. After that we would all sing along and pass our sticks to each other.

 Would I play Ki o rahi and why?:

Yes, Ti rakau used to be my childhood game when I would go to my family marae. I wouldnt say I was good but I was exceptional

Cultural Sports 1/2

Ki o rahi 

What are the rules to Ki O Rahi?

Games are 5 minute quarters with an immediate change at quarter time and a 2 minute break at half time. The sport is non-contact but players wear a belt holding two velcro tags around their waist. Shirts must be tucked in at all times. No watches or other jewellery are allowed to be worn during play

Ti rakau

How to play Ti rakau?

1. Create a rhythm by tapping the end of your tī rakau on the ground or tapping your tī rakau together.
2. Face a partner and try tapping your tī rakau at the same time as your partner.
3. Try throwing your tī rakau diagonally to your partner and getting them to do the same at the same time
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How Candy is Made!

  

I will be explaining to you how candy is made!

Some may think candy is made from sugar and water. But no! There is a much larger process then that! To make candy it takes.....

dissolving sugar in water or milk to form a syrup, which is boiled until it reaches the desired concentration or starts to caramelize. The type of candy depends on the ingredients and how long the mixture is boiled. Candy comes in a wide variety of textures, from soft and chewy to hard and brittle

Cool right? Now you know how candy is made!