Free art

 WALT use some of the techniques we have been learning about in ART to create our own artwork. For my free art I did an ace card of spades.

 

FRY BREAD

MADE BY RHIANNON

How to make

 a single Batch of fry bread/family recipe.

You will need.

3 cups of warm water,

3 teaspoons of sugar,

1 capfull or 2 tablespoons of yeast,

3 cups of plain flour,

3 teaspoons of salt,

A Pan half full of Cooking oil,

First, add sugar to warm water then mix till dissolve, then sprinkle the yeast over the top. 

Put aside to allow yeast to activate.

Next, mix the flour and salt in a large bowl and stir.

Then, add the yeast mixture into the flour mixture and stir together to make a dough.

Put the dough in a big bowl covered with a clean tea towel and put it in a warm place to rise, about twice the size of the bowl.

Last, once the dough has risen, sprinkle some flour on the bench top and roll out the dough. 

Next, mix the flour and salt in a large bowl and stir.

Then, add the yeast mixture into the flour mixture and stir together to make a dough.

Put the dough in a big bowl covered with a clean tea towel and put it in a warm place to rise, about twice the size of the bowl.

Last, once the dough has risen sprinkle some flour on the bench top and roll out the dough 

Cut dough into thick strips and then into squares or whatever shape you want them to be.

COOKING THE FRY BREAD First, heat your pan of oil,

Next, take a small piece of dough and put into the hot oil,

If the small piece of dough rises up the oil is at a good temperature to start cooking the rest of your dough. 

Cook your dough till golden brown on both sides. 

Once all of your fry bread is cooked enjoy your fry bread, good for any occasion.

                                   COOKING VIDEO!!

hexagons

                                                  WALT. Rotate hexagons on a angle.

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My pet day art.

 

JOGGING

               

JOGGING 

What: Jogging is slow running it takes a longer time so you can last longer to clear your mind.

Who: Arthur Lydiard-he's a NZ coach and he does athletics.

When: 1950’s.

How: American coaches used to practise with their athletes ability.

Why: It makes people fit and helps build stamina/strength to be a good at athletics.

Where, NZ

  

Here's a link to find out more about jogging

Jogging

HOMOPHONES

 

                                HOMOPHONES   click on the                                  link to watch the homophone                                    video

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