SOUP
Yesterday, Mrs McDonald asked us all to bring in some vegetables because today we were going to be making some Matariki Soup!
Some of us had to peel some vegetables and Mrs McDonald cut our vegetables up to sizes that were easy to eat! We put the vegetables into 3 pots (2 were medium sized and one was HUUUUUUGGGGEEE!!)
It took about an hour and a half for the soup to cook.
While the soup was cooking, we set the tables up; we had to make sure everyone had a spoon (on the right hand side) and a bowl.
When we were eating, we also had some bread which could dip into our soup. It was so yummy that half of us (and room 7) had a second bowl! Mrs McDonald even took some over to our principal, Mrs Morresey, and she wanted to know the secret recipe!
TRINKET BOWLS
We have also been making some trinket bowls using airdry clay. We shaped our dishes using a fork, paintbrush and toothbrush. We also painted them in a beautiful green, and used another paintbrush to draw thin black lines. When our leaf or fish hook has dried we will put some PVA glue on it to help seal it and make it shiny!
These are going to go into our art exhibition which we are holding at school on Matariki for everyone to come and see.
STARS
We also made Matariki stars; we had to research about each of the nine Matariki stars to colour in and decorate so we knew which star represents and what their names are!
What do you do to celebrate Matariki?
Kia Ora Room 6
We like how you used onomatopoeia to describe the pots. One of our school values is collaboration it looks like you were very collaborative to create the soup. What was the Principal’s reaction? Can you share the secret recipe, we would love to be able to make it for our class? We might make Matariki stars too and a mess with glitter (don’t tell our teacher)
From Room 25 @ New Windsor School.