My Chinese zodiac animal

 This week for Chinese language week our challenge was to draw your own Chinese zodiac animal.  My zodiac animal is a tiger so I drew it on a piece of paper. Fun fact I actually have the same animal as my great grandma.

Chinese greetings

 Today my task for Chinese language week was to say some greetings in mandarin. 

Sorry I was a bit awkward.

Making dumplings

 Today for Chinese language week I made Dumplings. Though I think that dumplings aren't the only food that resembles the Chinese culture. But I think the teachers are just saying dumplings because you can't seem to make all of the Chinese dishes. Though I still think we should also be able to make different food that  Chinese people eat because after all it is a week for Chinese people.

Things I have learnt during the level 4 lock down

 During the level four lock down.

 I have learn't where  a annoying boy from my neighborhood lives. 

I have also gotten better at writing from creating lots of blog posts for people to enjoy. 

My cooking skills have improved and I can also make very delicious lemonade.

As well as learning how to cook I have learn't about how to stay resilient during lockdown and how to maintain a good attitude.

Overall my lock down has been quite smooth and I think having to experience some problems also makes life in lock down more interesting.

A cooking challenge

 Today my challenge was to cook some food at home I did it by myself since the family members were busy and here are some pictures my dad took.  Also these were two times I cooked so that's why I'm wearing different clothing. Sorry about my strange  face expressions. 

My comfort monster

 Yesterday my school task was to make a monster that you would go to when you were upset we had to draw the monster  as well as make a comic out of it so here is a picture of my monster.

My egg challenge

 Today my task was to make a outer covering for an egg so it doesn't crack. What I learn't from this experiment is that even if you make the outer covering very stable it still has a chance of cracking. For this experiment my dad guided me through what he thought was the best way to make a outer covering for the little round egg.  I used a zip lock bag, tissues, sponges, and rubber bands. Here is a video of my experiment.