chicken stir fry

 

Hello reader. This week on Thursday we made chicken stir fry for home economics.  In my group I had 3 other people helping to make the chicken stir fry. The ingredients that my group used were chicken breast, carrot, onion,  broccoli, peas and same other stuff.  But you can have anything that you like in your chicken stir fry. Ingredients: 1 Chicken Breast 1 Carrot - julienne strip 1 Onion - diced 3-4 pieces of Broccoli - small florets 1 Zucchini - slice chilli etc  2 T Sesame oil 1 pkt 2 min Noodles Method: Cut chicken into strips Place chicken in a glass bowl with sesame oil. Mix together Prepare vegetables  Saute chicken and onions together. Saute means to cook quickly to brown.  Add broccoli and carrots and stir fry (cook) for five minutes. Add the remaining vegetables and cook for a further 5 min Bring a pot of water to the boil Add the broken noodles into the boiling water and cook for 2 minutes Drain noodles in a colander and add to the vegetable and chicken mixture . Mix together lightly   Serve

Calypso week 3

 Today in English we were asked to describe what this type of music sounds like to us. to me, it sounds like you are at a really nice beach and it's really hot and you could have a really nice swim in the light blue sea. I don't know how timothy sounded. his voice sounded like the waves in the sea. here is a definition i found on google                                                                         👇

Calypso is a style of Afro-Caribbean music that originated in Trinidad and Tobago during the early to the mid-19th century and spread to the rest of the Caribbean Antilles and Venezuela by the mid-20th century

 

week 2

Today we were asked to tell you what a schooner looks like. The schooner usually has four sails; it has a long deck and at the front of the ship, there is a pole holding the sails. It looks like you can fit a lot of people on it but I'm not really sure. It's quite big in size and looks like you can fit lots of luggage on it. The one thing I wonder is if the ship has an underneath area.

pontoon bridges

floats or shallow-draft boats to support a continuous deck for pedestrian and vehicle travel.Floating bridges were historically constructed using wood. Pontoons were formed by simply lashing several barrels together, by rafts of timbers, or by using boats.

energy transformation

when energy is passed  from one type to another  

there are 8 types of energy 

1. kinetic - moving 

2. chemical potential - found in chemicals 

3.heat -produced by the movement of particles 

4.light - from x-ray to visible light 

5.gravitational -found in oobjects high 

6.elastic potential -

7.electrical- 

8.sound- 

how to make it 

1. cut the base out of a cup 

2 . stretch a balloon 

3. 1/2 way  down neck cut the balloon  

Pita Pockets

Pita Pockets

I was in a team of 3 and I was the Team leader. I had to make sure the other students
collected the right ingredients and followed my instructions. I grated the cheese,
cut up the ham and washed the lettuce. One of the students is dairy free so she
didn't have cheese or sauce. I was pleased with how my Pita pocket turned out and
it tasted delicious. I would like to make it at home.
I  dried the dishes and wiped down the bench and table. I helped another student put things away. 
Even though I was very busy I enjoyed being the team leader. 

• 1 Pita Bread per person 

• Lettuce

• Cheese - grated

• Tomato - sliced or diced

• Carrot - grated 

• Cucumber - sliced

• Red Onion - rings or finely chopped

• Other vegetables: Celery, Capsicum, tinned Beetroot etc

• Sauces – Choice of Tomato, BBQ, Mayo, Hummus, Sweet Chilli

• Ham or Cooked Chicken Breast 

Method

1. Prepare the vegetables and meat as required

2. Place pita bread in microwave for 20 seconds (optional)

3. Cut open the pita bread along the crease to make an opening

4. Fill pita pockets with required fillings and sauces

5. Serve

my Strengths

 my strengths