If I won $5 million dollars

 Hi guys! today's blog post going to be about 6 things I will do/buy if 

I had $5 million dollars. I didn't have that much Ideas so it was hard to pick. I asked my brother what he would buy and he said  a camper van so he could sleep in it anytime or he could go camping with it. That was a good Idea to put on but I didn't have any more space to put it in.  

Here's my work. Enjoy 😁 ⇓

taekwondo

Kia ora!

Today's  post is about the first day of taekwondo. It was really fun because  I really learnt new things.

Things I learnt

Things I learnt was punching and jumping together. Another thing I learnt was when you had to lie on your tummy and lift your arms and legs up. My last thing I learnt was that if you squeeze your tummy it will get stronger. 

Things that I Enjoyed

 

Things I enjoyed was have relay races and doing push ups and setups.

Something else I enjoyed was punching and jumping. My last thing that I thought that was fun was being in groups and working together as a team.

Things that were challenging

Something I found challenging was having to lie on my tummy and lifting your legs and arms up. Another thing that was challenging was when we had to jump and punch 2 times at the same time. My last thing that was challenging was running backwards.

Next week I am feeling Ready  to use my legs and arms to kick and punch And I hope that we will have Fun!

Beeswax wraps

 Beeswax wraps

Hi guys! today's post will be about how we made the beeswax wraps and why we made them.

How we made them

How to make Beeswax Wraps

What you will need:

• 100% Cotton (fabric)

• Pinking shear (zig zag scissors)

• Beeswax Pellets

• Baking paper

• Iron

• Old towel

• Cardboard (optional)

 How to make it: 

1. Pick A Fabric that you like.

2. Cut the fabric with a pinking shear. (to 30 to 30 cm).

3. Get 2 layers of baking paper then place it on an old cloth.

4. Place your fabric onto the paper.

5. Take a handful of Beeswax then spread them on top of your fabric (make sure there are no beeswax on the baking paper).

6. Place 2 more layers of paper onto the top of your fabric.

7. Use an iron to melt the beeswax by placing it on top of the fabric and baking paper (move the iron around the fabric and baking paper so it doesn't burn).

8. Peel the baking paper off.

9. Carefully take the fabric off the towel and baking paper.

10. Shake the fabric so it can dry.

11.  Enjoy!

  

Why we made them 

We made the wraps because we weren't using plastic and we didn't have to change wraps all the time. We also made them because we could reuse them.

Thank you for reading my blog post

Top 10

Hi guys today I will be posting my Top 10 things I would bring on a boat with me Here's my work Enjoy!😀

My drawings during lock down

Hi guys! this blog post is going to be about my drawings during lock down. I drew plenty of things. I even made a drawing collection of planes. I drew 11 types of  planes that I knew but I knew more than 11 planes.

Other things I drew was 3 types of animals. They were the  African leopard,  American bald eagle and a the New Zealand falcon. these ones were pretty hard to draw because I had to use my chrome book to  help me, But I didn't give up because I wanted to do more drawing so I kept on going!

My last thing I drew was the Tongan flag with patterns. This one was when I was about to give up but luckily I had strong hands so I kept on going. I used my chrome book to search for patterns.

After I finished  all my drawings  I cut the out side of them so it wasn't wasting space on the wall when I hang them up

Here's my work, Enjoy!


                                                                                   

 Animals:  ⟱                                                                   
 African Leopard                                                     

American bald Eagle












New Zealand Falcon