Parihaka

This week we are learning about  Parihaka.

The soldiers came and they had guns and swords. The kids were singing and dancing around. The women had baked bread and gave it to the soldiers. The soldiers felt guilty because the Parihaka people did not have guns and did not fight back. The soldiers took the men to jail. When they got out they rebuilt the village.

I found it easy to write it

I found it hard to find the marae

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Dumplings

Today Rooms 1 2 and 3 are making dumplings. Don´t you love that smell? Itś so nice don´t you think? In the dumplings we put beef mince, carrots, spring onions and sesame oil. We put the mixture in the middle of the dumpling skin on the not floured side. Then we put some water around it. Next we squished it around the outside so the mixture stayed inside. After that, the Mandarin teacher fried it. The I dipped mine in sweet chilli sauce. I loved it.
Here are the photos I took.