Kyle

Something I learned: Pansy Wong was born in China, and her mother was illiterate. 1. In book. 2. Surprised, Angry 3. Monkeys 4. No it wouldn't. Because people would get triggered because it's racist. 5. She is saying that the future generations need to be confident in themselves, so she is helping people have a positive attitude. 6. Appo Hocton was the first Chinese person to come to New Zealand. In 1881 a £10 poll tax was placed on each Chinese immigrant, and their numbers were restricted to one person for every 10 tons of ship’s cargo. These figures were raised in 1896 to £100 poll tax and 200 tons of cargo. In 1892 naturalization as New Zealand citizens became free for all except Chinese. In 1908 naturalization for Chinese was abolished and did not resume until 1952. In 1907 a reading test in English was imposed for Chinese immigrants.

Know your rights. It's extremely important to know your rights. If you didn't have rights then the world would be a mess, rights keep life fair. Your rights are, being able to buy things and sell things etc. Being able to report a business for doing something wrong.  https://docs.google.com/a/hornby.school.nz/document/d/1B_stPtay5cPkbCxkhJKxZ0G8vN_BlCtxsgY0UUm-GFo/edit?usp=sharing

Today I read in English about how the suicide bomber did it alone.

25/5/17. In English today I read about how North Korea sent something over the border of South Korea, and South Korea shot it down. South Korea fired warning shots at North Korea.

In P.E for the last few weeks we have been doing badminton. I have improved my skills in serving and rallying.

1. Reflection Next Time: Wash Vegetables Monitor the heat of the pan Do not leave pans unattended Dry Clean Recipes Pre-heat oven on correct setting Less butter because more butter = More oily Do not leave group members to clean on their own What did we make? Frittatas What did we do wrong? We put too much cheese in it. And we put too much butter in the pan. What were the healthy ingredients? Onions, spinach, mushrooms 2. There are 3 macro nutrients what are they? Protein, Carbohydrates, Fat 3. Provide energy for the body. 4. Calcium, Vitamins, Sodium, Iodine 5. Vitamins, Minerals 6. Simple and complex.