Over the holidays I will be doing the summer learning journey posting some fun facts and information. The first activity is think about if you joined Nainoa on sea for three weeks. You had no way of keeping food and other things like drinks cold. You have been told to bring your own food I will tell you ten of the items I would bring.
1. Water heaps of water.
2. Canned food.
3. Dehydrated fruit slices.
4. Bread.
5. Honey.
6. Rolled oats.
7. Sugar.
8. White rice.
9. Pasta.
10. Dehydrated carrots.
These are my food ideas you may think their random but their actually some of the longest lasting foods in the world only some of them tho. My second activity is thinking about my culture heres an info graphic about my culture.
Here's the link to my info - graphic.Any way guys blog you later see you next time by.
Mōrena Hosanna, are you having a good day so far?
ReplyDeleteMy name is Eliza and I’m working as a blog commenter on the Summer Learning Journey this summer. Have you done the Summer Learning Journey before? I’m looking forward to reading your posts and the other bloggers' posts from the Ako Hiko cluster, over the next few weeks! If you want to know more about me, you can check out my blog.
I can see you’ve done quite a few of the Summer Learning Journey activities already, ka pai! The food items you’ve listed sound very practical, I like how you’ve thought about what would last three weeks! I would definitely take pasta too, it’s one of my favourite foods, especially with cheese on it! Have you ever spent time in a canoe or kayak? Do you think you’d like to do a three-week ocean voyage?
Secondly, thank you for sharing about your family and cultural background! I really enjoyed reading it, and I like how you’ve made it into a poster - it makes your post much more eye-catching and effective. I went and visited Blenheim recently and we drove through Nelson on the way there - that part of NZ is so beautiful and sunny, do you go back to visit much?
I am Pākehā but my dad’s family comes from England and my Mum’s family comes from Scotland and Canada, which is pretty cool because it means I can go and live in all of these countries if I want to! I only speak English but I would love to learn Te Reo Maori and Spanish.
I look forward to reading more of your posts over the summer, keep up the awesome mahi!
Eliza.