We hope everyone enjoyed their cards and the fudge on Mother's Day.
My apologies for the fudge. We used a new recipe and it did not look good, but we taste tested it to make sure it tasted ok 👍
Making our Mother's Day cards.
Eva-Rose and Mason
R.J
Michael
Grace
Harry
Avy and Mason
Sonny and Reti
Mixing the fudge mixture (chocolate chips and condensed milk). We had high hopes😆
"HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!"
Hi Te Awa, It’s Breeze from Te Ngahere. I love your blogpost about mothers day because it is something thoughtful to blog about. It looked as if you guys really enjoyed it. The fudge looked delicious and I bet it tasted the same. I love your cards you made, I bet it made your mothers day. Was the fudge delicious? Keep up the good work.
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Thanks so much Breeze for your kind words. The fudge actually was delicious. It just looked terrible when it was melting.
DeleteHi Te Awa, its Jade from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about “ Mothers Day “ because you have added pictures. I like that you had added pictures because you were showing all of the amazing things you did. You all seemed like you had a lot of fun making amazing stuff for your mums. My brother and I made a cake and got a card for our mum because that is all she wanted. If you had a chance to do this again, what else would you have done?
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DeleteMichael said if we did it again, we would make more things than just cards and fudge. We would make cupcakes and cake.
Thanks for your nice comments.
Miss S and Te Awa
Kia ora Te Awa its Isabella from Te Ngahere. I like your post about mothers day. I like how your class made mothers day cards to give to your mum’s. The fudge your class made looks really yummy I wish I was there to have some. Did you enjoy making cards and fudge?
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DeleteYes, we enjoyed making the fudge and the cards. If the fudge had worked out better, we would have shared it with other classes. Hopefully next time.
Thanks for your lovely comment
Miss S and Te Awa
Kia ora Te Awa and my name is Gail from Te Ngahere. I loved reading this post because you guys have added pictures of your whole class enjoying your fudge. I didn’t make my mum breakfast but my brother did and I brought her a present.
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Hi Gail.
DeleteThank you for your nice comment. We would rate the fudge 9 out of 10.
From Miss S and Te Awa
Kia ora Te Awa it’s Jaelyn - Marie, from Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about ‘’Happy Mothers Day’’ because you have amazing looking cards that are decorated lovely. I also like your blog post because you made a lovely fudge and all that matters is that you made it with love.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you like the most about making presents for your mums?
"I liked making the fudge the most because it was chocolate" by Grace
Delete"I liked making the fudge the most because I liked pouring in the chocolate buttons"
by Eva-Rose
Thank you Jaelyn-Maree for your question and your comment.
From Miss S and Te Awa
Hello Te Awa, it’s Angela from Te Ngahere. I really like your post about “ Mothers Day” because you added pictures of you making your gifts. I also like your post because your beautiful smiles made me happy. I hope you all had a lot of fun and spent some time with your mum. My sister and I made my mum breakfast and let her rest because that was all she wanted. What was your favourite thing you did with your mum on Mothers Day?
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Hi Angela
DeleteMy favourite thing was showing my card to my Mum on Mother's day and eating the fudge. My Mum shared some of the fudge with my. Thank you for your comment.
By Ethan
Kia ora Te Awa it is Amber from Te Ngahere. I like your blog post about mothers day and how you made fudge for your mums and I love how you guys made cards for your mums. It reminds me of the time when I made fudge in Te Maunga. On mothers day I made my mum breakfast in bed and cleaned the kitchen. What did you guys do for mothers day?
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DeleteOn Mother's day my Mum shared the fudge with all of us.
From Reti
Hi Te Awa it’s Te Hauata from Te Ngahere I like what you did for mothers day. Especially the delicious looking fudge and the cards look amazing I really hope your mothers enjoyed the things you made for them. I wish I could be there making it with you. Did your mother’s like the fudge and card you made them
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DeleteMy Mum only ate one bit of the fudge and I don't know what my Dad did with the rest of the fudge.
Thank you for your comment
From Avy
Kia ora Te Awa it’s Shay I am one of the year eight students at the same school as you. I really enjoyed your blog post about Mother’s Day. Did you enjoy making your mothers cards and fudge because it really looks like you had heaps of fun making fudge and cards.
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Hi Shay
DeleteMaking the fudge was fun because it looked delicious and it tasted so good.
Thank you for your comment.
From Mason Mcall
Kia ora Te Awa, my name is Mikaila and I am a year 8 student in Te Ngahere from Paihia School. I really liked your blog post about mothers day because I think it is important to celebrate mothers day so our mums know we love them. I thought you did a great job with the chocolate fudge because I was able to have a little bit of my mum’s chocolate fudge and it was amazingly delicious. My mum was so proud that my brother came home and gave his card and chocolate fudge that my brother made. In fact I made an amazing card for her, our cards were really touchy. I’m just wondering but did any of you get to taste the chocolate?
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DeleteWe all got to taste the fudge in our class before we sent it home (just to check it was ok).
From Raureti (your brother)
HI Te Awa its Mahana and I am a year 7 from Te Ngahere, I would like to say how much I liked your blog post about Mothers day cards and fudge. I liked how you put so much effort to make the cards. I also liked how you added a picture of everyone with their cards. Your class and students are amazing, I liked how you made a lot of awesome things for your mums. My brother and I made a cake for my mum, we also made her a lot of cards, posters and mosaics.
ReplyDeleteWhat else would you get for your mum if you would to get something else for her?
Hi Mahana
DeleteI would get my Mum a necklace if I could get her something else.
Thanks for your blog comment.
From Michael
Kia Ora Te Awa it is Savitri a year six student from Te Ngahere. I really liked your post about mother’s day it was cool how you used different coloured paper and made lots of kinds of shapes out of these coloured paper you also did lots of amazing designs like flowers,hearts circles etc. The mixed fudge with chocolate it looked really yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteAre you going to do the same for father’s day ???
Hi my name is Logan From Te Ngahere I am a year six. I think it is very kind what you did for mothers day I look forward to see what your class does in the future. That is unbelievable that you guys made cakes I hope your mums enjoyed what you made for them.
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ReplyDeleteKia Ora Miss Simons and children in Te Awa, my name is Jade and I am in Te Ngahere, I really liked you blog post about mothers day because it is good for them to surprise their mothers with somethings that are amazing and I beat the cards made their mothers day when they got them. I really like how you did the card they were really lovely and fantastic. I also know that it means a lot to my mother because I have not seen her for one year and a half.I got my mum and my nana something for mothers day and it was a block of chocolate each and they loved them. Did yous make any oher brilliant things for mother’s day?
Kia ora Te awa it’s Wairua in Te Ngahere, I really liked your blog post about Mother’s day because you have put pictures to show what your class is doing. Also because it sounded fun and entertaining. Our class didn’t make mother’s day cards. How long did it take to make your cards?
ReplyDeleteHello Te Awa my name is Jacob the year six student in Te Ngahere (the big class). You guys had great looking mother’s day cards. I made a mother’s day card as well but it wasn’t really colorful like yours. Did your mum’s like their cards?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Te Awa my name is Boston and I’m a year 7 student from Te Ngahere. I enjoyed reading your post because yous put a lot of photos of yourselves and that made me happy because yous all looked happy. This post reminds me of when I made chocolate cupcakes for my mothers birthday.
ReplyDeleteWhat did the fudge taste like?
Kia ora Te Awa it is Charlize from Te Ngahere. I really liked your blog post about: Happy Mothers Day. I enjoyed the way you improvised to make your cards using different colour paper and making them into shapes. I also liked the way you added more pictures to your blog post because it gave me an idea of what you were doing.
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Kia ora Te awa it’s Reminis in Te Ngahere, I really like your post about Mother’s day from last week on Sunday because you put pictures to show what your class was doing. Also because it sounded entertaining. Our class didn’t make a mother’s day card but we still enjoyed the day. Did it take long to make your cards?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Te Awa it’s Dale from Te Ngahere. I really enjoyed reading your blog post about Mothers Day because you added photos of yous making things for your mums. I think that is really nice of you guys. I have also made something for my mum for mothers day. I made her a cake with m&m’s oozing out from the middle.
ReplyDeleteHow long did it take you to make the cards?
Thank you so much for my card and fudge, it was delicious. I hope the other mummies enjoyed them as much as I did. I was really proud of how Eva-Rose wrote her own card, she is doing lots of awesome learning in Te Awa.
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Hello Te Awa it’s Dezray from your School. I really like your blog post about mothers day because you have put a lot of photos to describe what your learning is about. I didn’t make a mother’s day card because I forgot that there was mothers day.
ReplyDeleteHow long did it take to make the cards
Kia ora Te Awa, my name is Jayden and I am a student in Te Ngahere. I really like your blog post about
ReplyDelete“Mothers Day“ because you have added lot of pictures. I like that you had added pictures because you were showing all of the amazing things you did. Me and my sister also made cards for mum on Mother’s Day.
Did you guys have fun making the fudge?
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