2024
2022
It's All A Phase: How is our Solar System Keeping Time?
How is Earth keeping time?
When Does the MOON burp? (When is is full!)
- What makes the moon shine?
- What shape is the moon?
- Why doesn’t the moon always look the same?
- Where does all of its light go when it looks like it’s missing
- part of the circle?
All About the Sun
Who's Who in Our Solar System?
Term 1 2022
BIG QUESTIONS
How healthy is Tīkapa Moana / the Hauraki Gulf?
What are marine reserves and why are they important?
How are we connected to the Sea and how is the sea connected to us?
What is the difference between a marine reserve and a rahui?
How can we make a difference?
Key Concepts
Sustainability
Interdependence
Kaitiakitanga (guardianship)
2019
TERM 3
- What does culture mean?
- How/why do some foods represent a culture and others don't?
New Zealand is famous for...but why?
How To Make Homemade Ice Cream
click on the pic for details
The Kiwi Classic..
Hokey Pokey ice cream is a kiwi classic. Your mission is to innovate and create your own Kiwi Classic ice cream.
Your Ice Cream MUST:
- replace hokey pokey with a kiwi classic ingredient
- be made using the Easy Ice Cream 1 recipe
Easy Ice Cream 1
2 cups (500ml cream
400g can (approx) sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
400g can (approx) sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Pour the cream into a bowl and whip until just stiff, do not over mix.
Fold the sweetened condensed milk and vanilla into the cream. Spoon into a plastic container, seal with a lid and freeze until firm.
Fold the sweetened condensed milk and vanilla into the cream. Spoon into a plastic container, seal with a lid and freeze until firm.
Your kiwi classic recipe MUST involve folding your ingredient into the ice cream spooning into a container to freeze as above.
You MUST:
- Create a Google Slide that has:
- provide evidence that your new ingredient is a kiwi classic and not a kiwi fad
- provide an easy to follow recipe
For Example: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JycEDOOFDsKsLLOkDkqCga_xCRngn_UIk2Ul_N46mwg/edit#slide=id.p
You CAN:
- work on your own OR collaborate in a group (4 people max)
BIG IDEAS
Make Connections To Your LEARNING
Put on your thinking hat: what can we learn from and what should we be mindful of when investigating:
- Left Brain Vs Right Brain
- Learning Styles
- Multiple Intelligences
Reflect on the clips below and what you have explored in class. Share your thinking with your family.
Why Are Some People Left-Handed?
The Right Brain and Left Brain Debate..
Learning Styles
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