If I could build my very own hotel, I'll probably create it with titanium and build it in Los Angeles. Titanium is the strongest metal there is and if any one attempts to shoot my firm building down with a pistol it will not take damage. But with a higher powered weapon it can be busted down with a couple of shots. So come and stay in my hotel where we are safe!
I am a Year 8 student at Glen Innes School in Auckland, New Zealand. I am in Room 7 and my teacher is Mrs. Tuakoi.
Friday, 21 December 2018
Thursday, 20 December 2018
Eight Easy Steps!
In today's activity, I will be naming my favourite food and showing you how to make it. Shall we get started?
Out of all the foods in the world, my favourite food is the most delectable food I've ever tasted, Butter Chicken. It just fills my tastebuds with joy and flavour, it makes me relax a lot.
Ingredients:
Out of all the foods in the world, my favourite food is the most delectable food I've ever tasted, Butter Chicken. It just fills my tastebuds with joy and flavour, it makes me relax a lot.
Ingredients:
- 3 large Chicken breast skinless
- 150 g butter
- 1 large onion
- 1 tsps garlic crushed
- 5 tbsp tomato paste
- 1/2 tsp nutmeg
- 1/2 tsp garam masala
- 1/2 tsp cumin
- 1/2 tsp ginger
- 1/2 tsp Chilli
- 1/2 tsp turmeric
- 500 ml Cream
- Salt and pepper
Method:
- Cut the chicken into chunks.
- Mix nutmeg, cumin, ginger, chilli, turmeric, salt and pepper in one bowl.
- Add a chicken and coat.
- Melt the butter in a pan, then add garlic and onion saute.
- Add chicken to the pan and cook till brown, then add tomato paste and garam masala. Then mix the well.
- Add cream and mix in well slowly.
- Simmer for about 15 minutes or till chicken is cooked.
- Serve with rice if wanted.

Scaling New Heights
Sir Edmund Hillary was the first man alive to climb tallest mountain in the entire world. Mount Everest! He did this in 1953 and he is now found in the five dollar note of New Zealand. Tday I will be writing down five questions, I would ask Sir Edmund Hillary.
1. What or who committed you to climb Mount Everest?
2. How long did it take to climb the mountain?
3. Do you regret your decision climbing that mountain?
4. Would you climb it again?
5. How does climbing that mountain affect your life?
If I interviewed Sir Edmund Hillary, these are the five questions I would have asked him.
1. What or who committed you to climb Mount Everest?
2. How long did it take to climb the mountain?
3. Do you regret your decision climbing that mountain?
4. Would you climb it again?
5. How does climbing that mountain affect your life?
If I interviewed Sir Edmund Hillary, these are the five questions I would have asked him.
Wednesday, 19 December 2018
WWF: World Wildlife Fund
2. The goal for the WWF is to create snow banks for the Saimaa ringed seals so the wicked predators wouldn't eat any of the pups.
3. If the WWF succeed with no doubt, the Saimaa ringed seals are able to give birth to many more pups so that way, the species wouldn't become endangered. Help make a difference, save the Saimaa ringed seals.
Labels:
Day 3 Activity 3,
Summer Learning Journey,
WWF
DOC Ranger!
This activity will be about the advantages and the disadvantages about being a Department of Conservation ranger. Let the listing comence.
Advantages:
1. You will receive recognition, respect and an opportunity for personal growth.
2. You will foster a sense of owning, engagement and meaning with the staff.
3. You receive a great amount of money.
Disadvantages:
1. The animals could possibly damage you.
2. You could be doing your job in dangerous weather.
3. You could be allergic to furry animals and you could spread the your illness.
Overall, I would not like to be a DOC ranger for you could be attacked by the one of the dangerous animals. Once, I visited the zoo and a Kea flew right past my head and almost scared me to death. If you are mocking me right now, go to the cage of the Kea, trust me it's terrifying.
3. You could be allergic to furry animals and you could spread the your illness.
Overall, I would not like to be a DOC ranger for you could be attacked by the one of the dangerous animals. Once, I visited the zoo and a Kea flew right past my head and almost scared me to death. If you are mocking me right now, go to the cage of the Kea, trust me it's terrifying.
Fantastic Beasts!
For today's activity, I'll will be creating my very own ferocious, creepy, ugly beast using interesting adjectives. Why don't we commence?
Webstinger is a really dangerous Australian beast who wonders around the driest deserts travelling with no sudden sound that he is never heard creeping. His body is dark green with an odd symbol on it's back, four dark coloured arms, six dark green sharp legs and a dark shaded green tail that, on the very top end of the point has a deadly poison. His sharp black teeth has venom consumed inside of it, so one bite will immediately lead to death. He catches his disgusting prey by wrapping their victims in an uncomfortable, firm web and then feasts on the disgusting body, devouring it like a piece of cake. So what ever you do, watch your back when you travel to Australian deserts for it can be creeping up on you before you even know it. So expect, the unexpected.
Tuesday, 18 December 2018
What A Question!
To be honest, maths is my greatest strength and all my family members know how much I love maths. So this is my strategy of solving this complicated problem.
First work out what the topic sentence is, (e.g 4x3) which is 365 x 3 = X
Then work it out!
300 x 3 = 900
60 x 3 =180
5 x 3 = 15
900
+180
15
1095
Then write the word statement at the end!
In one year, you will need to give to a cactus 1095 ml of water.
There you go! If your friend has a cactus at home tell your friend, that is how much water you give to that specific plant.
First work out what the topic sentence is, (e.g 4x3) which is 365 x 3 = X
Then work it out!
300 x 3 = 900
60 x 3 =180
5 x 3 = 15
900
+180
15
1095
Then write the word statement at the end!
In one year, you will need to give to a cactus 1095 ml of water.
There you go! If your friend has a cactus at home tell your friend, that is how much water you give to that specific plant.
Labels:
Day 2 Activity 3,
Maths,
Summer Learning Journey
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