Section outline



  • Ki taku whanau. Me nga hoa. Me te kai. Kia Ora

    Our family, friends and food. We say thank you

    Kia ora. This week we are going to continue what we started last week, looking at the foods we value in our families and our cultures.  We are going to look at the conventions of writing that are associated with instructions or procedures and research the way our chosen food items are prepared.

    Success Criteria: I can/have...

        • Describe at least 2 cultural food items
        • Explain the process for making the food item
        • Discuss any cultural practices or traditions around your chosen food items
    Activities:

      1. Do now: Collective Nouns (Google Classroom)
      2. Research the method for creating the food item (make notes in books)
      3. Research the cultural practices around your chosen food items (make notes in books)

      Homework:
      Discuss your chosen food items with your whanau - are there any other cultural practices/traditions you need to consider? - Can they help you with the method for making the food item?




      EXPLORE / TŪHURA

      EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:

      • We are EXPLORING food items and how these connect to our culture
      • We are EXPLORING graphic organisers that help us organise and classify our ideas
      • We are EXPLORING conventions of recipe writing