Making Pizza
Having seen pizza-making in action at Scoozi's restaurant and designing our own balanced pizzas, it was time to set about making them.
First, we measured out the ingredients ...

Then we mixed the ingredients together with a wooden spoon until they were all combined ...


Then it was time to knead the dough ...


When the dough was soft and pliable we put it back into the mixing bowl, covered it with cling-film and left it outside in the heat to prove (rise) ...

Meanwhile, it was time to prepare our toppings ...

After about 45 minutes, we were all amazed to see how the dough had risen and doubled in size ...

Now it was time to prepare our pizza-base, using what we had learned in our demonstration at Scoozi's ...


With the base prepared, it was time to add our topping, trying to stick to our design ...


At last our pizza were ready to be cooked ...

Some of them were shaped like faces, ...


... some were patterns ...


... and some were random, ...

... but we all agreed that they tasted good!


Well done, 2W!
I had great fun helping you all to make your pizzas, and they tasted delicious. Well done 2W.
Published on Saturday, March 31, 2012 LikePizza!
On Monday we visited Scoozi's, a restaurant specialising in pizza, to watch a pizza being made and sample their wonderful pizzas.
It was interesting watching the chefs at work and see how they get the pizza to be so thin, large and round - without using a rolling pin.

The pizza tasted wonderful and we all enjoyed our visit.





Thank you, Scoozi's. We really enjoyed our visit.

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Rice Paddy Poetry
To start to understand how it feels like for a rice farmer, we trampled through some troughs that had been specially prepared for rice planting. Afterwards, we thought about sounds that we could hear and how it felt on our feet. Then we created poems.



These are some of our poems:
My Exciting Gooey Day
by Stuti
Splish, splash, splosh,
Soggy, sticky goo.
Mud on my toes
Gluey gungy mud.
Water all around
Splish, splash, splosh!
Sticky Paddyfield
by Tonnaam
Yucky mucky paddyfields
Gluey, sticky, slimy too.
Muddy, soggy, watery.
Plodding through the paddyfield.
Gummy, gurgling,
Splish, splash, splosh!
Gooey Muddy Field
by Alerik
Splodge, splash, splish,
When I put my feet in.
Yucky, soggy, muddy -
I feel it on my feet.
Beautiful poems by all.. Keep it up kids.. Well done..:)
Published on Wednesday, April 04, 2012 Like