Then we got ready and walked back to school
We were there wish nutrition expert Isabell.
We found healthy foods and then the unhealthy versions.
We wrote the fat total, Sugars, Dietary fat and Sodium.


Matariki
When the Matariki stars appear it is the beginning of the Maori new year
We celebrate Matariki like we celebrate Anniversaries,Christmas
Like sisters the stars shine bright like, the blazing sun, a night light
Matariki is a time for joy like spending time with family/friends
It is a time to learn like your at school
It is a time to plant crops like, carrots, pumpkins, potatoes
It is a time to fish and hunt
It is a time to make things like kites with friends
It is a time to for give
Matatriki is a time where you can have a new approach to life
Koko Alaisa Equipment:
Ingredients: Ulo (Pot)
Koko (coco) Cup (ipu)
Alaisa (rice) Spoon (sipuni)
Vai (water) Love
Suka (Sugar)
Method: Put the Alaisa in the vai . Then put your Koko (use half of the koko) in the ulo and let that boil. Then put sugar into a bowl (brown or white) and mix. Finally let that boil again for 10 minutes, Serve and enjoy!!