I am a student at in Uru Mānuka. In 2020 I was a year 7 and in 2021 I will be a year 8. This is a place where I will be able to share my learning with you. Please note....some work won't be edited - just my first drafts, so there may be some surface errors. I would love your feedback, comments, thoughts and ideas.
If you look at your tongue in the mirror, you can see it's covered in little bumps. And in those bumps are taste buds. When you put something in your mouth, they send a message to your brain to give you information about whether the food is salty, sweet, sour, bitter or umami (a meaty, savoury taste) Back of the tongue extra sensitive and bitter just in case you taste something poisonous
So, technically speaking, spiciness is not a taste because it is not produced by taste buds and the nerve that carries the "spicy" signals to the brain is the trigeminal nerve
Method:
Equipment -
Unknown food
Blindfold
Person With A Tongue
Instructions :
Get your equipment
Put your blindfold on
Block your nose
Put the food in your mouth and taste it
Describe how it taste
Release your nose and describe it
Result:
#1 it felt wet and taste sweet and crunchie and juicy - Apple
#2 No flavor at the start then when I unblocked my nose it taste bitter & sweet at the same time - Onion
#3 Wet no flavour at the start, plain with a bit of a bitter flavour - Potato
#4 Tasted like pineapple but was actually a lemon, sweet at first - Sugar Lolly
#5 It's sweet but you can feel the salt - Lime Flavour Sour Lolly
#6 Sweet, same taste through out - Sugar
#7 Salty, same taste through out - Salt
#8 Powdery & Salt - Baking Power
#9 Sour & Bitter at the same time with a sweet after taste - Citrus
Acid
#10 Powdery & Sour - All of those mixed together
Conclusion:
My conclusion is that you can taste better when you can breath...
Welcome back to my Blog, this week in Hurumanu 3 we learnt about disasters and did stuff based around vocabulary. We had to make a Kahoot or a crossword or anything but you had to know what the word means.
Vocabulary/Meaning
Disaster - A sudden accident or a natural catastrophe
Destruction - A action causing so much damage that something no longer exists
Damage - A harm or injury
Lahar - Mud flow on a side of a volcano
Heroism - Courageous behaviour
Bravery - Not showing fear
Wreckage - What is left after something is ruined or destroyed
Aftershock - A small disaster that follows a larger one
I chose a Word Search, here it is...
Thank you for reading my Blog Post today,
Did you find any of my words?
See you next time and tell me in the comments if you found any words.
Welcome back to my blog, today in Hurumanu 1 I had to make a word cloud using words that had to do with Sir Edmund Hillary and Mt Everest.
Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the 2 first people to make it to the top of Mt Everest, it took them seven weeks to make it, they got to the top at 11:30 a.m on May 29th 1953.
Anyways here is my Word Cloud...
We also had to make a Screencastify describing the ways to climb up Mt Everest, I did this with Sophie!
Welcome back to my Blog, this term we had Hurumanu 3 / Shaping Up, we learnt about Reflection, Rotation, Translation, Enlargement & Shapes.
Reflection is when you flip an Original Shape. Rotation is when you turn 90 degrees ( A quarter turn. ) Translation is when you slide the shape across, the shape stays the same though. Enlargement is making the shape bigger or doubling the sides by two. We also learnt about Faces, Sides & Vertices.