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As rangatahi, it is our job to safeguard the future. One way to do that is to reduce our plastic packaging and food waste.

We will raise awareness by creating our very own sustainable lunch-box menu to teach others about the importance of  implementing eco-friendly practices.

We will also create a digital cookbook of sustainable lunch-box meals to gift our whānau - this will be in both English and Te reo Māori with a focus on sustaining  language.

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In groups, we made our own beeswax cotton food wraps for school lunches. We learnt that this is an alternative to preserving food effectively and naturally without the need for harmful plastics.

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We will send an email to our key contact - Naomi @ Whānau Kai

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We agreed that the best way to find out more would be to conduct a statistical inquiry using the PPDAC Cycle.

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We will record and document what we’ve found out using Google Forms as a tool.

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Why is using te reo Māori in your work so important?
What advice could you give our class to help us create a sustainable lunchbox menu for our whanau? (Shayla, Macy, Mesi, Ollie, Amigo)
What lunchbox foods do you pack for your own children?  (Miri, Louis, Marley, Lebron, Kate)
Do you think eating sustainably is important? (Lucy, Micah, Andy, Korina)
What tips do you have to help us use te reo Maori in our lunchbox menus? (Emily, Alice, Isaiah, Kymani, Parker)
What are 3 of your recipes that you think we should try that are lunchbox friendly? (Evan, Matthew, Bill, Riley)

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Collaboration: I can work effectively with others and as part of a group.
Self-management: I can set a goal and work towards it.

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How can we create a sustainable lunch-box menu to gift our whānau?
How will we use Te reo Māori?
How will we share our learning?
How will the food be supplied?
Who are our audience?
How do we get started?

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Micah, Lucy, Korina & Andy
The most popular sustainable lunchbox food was: Chicken and Salad Sandwich, apple, chocolate chip cookie and cheese and crackers. Next, we need to translate our menu into te reo Maori.

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Group 4: Rosalie, Malika, Vinnie, Raiden

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Group 4: Rosalie, Malika, Vinnie, Raiden

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When we analyzed our data, most children voted for lunchbox 1 which contains fruit salad, cheese and crackers, blueberry muffin and a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich. Our next step is to write a shopping list and translate our food into te reo maori.

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When we inspected our data we saw that most people chose lunch box 3. This lunch box contained a veggie burger, orange, homemade cookies and seaweed. Our next step is translating lunch box 3 into Màori and writing our shopping list.

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Old School Chocolate Chip Biscuits - Recipe from Whanau kai - Lucy, Micah, Andy and Korina

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Old School Chocolate Chip Biscuits - Recipe from Whanau kai - Lucy, Micah, Andy and Korina

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Karawhuia e hoa mā - go for it
My friends!
TE TOHUTAO - THE RECIPE
Kia 185 karamu pata kūteretere - 185g softened butter
Kia hauwhā kapu huka one - 1/4 C caster sugar
Kia hautoru kapu huka hāura - 1/3 C brown sugar
Kia whā kokonui miraka ngako - 4 Tbspn condensed milk
Kia rua kokoiti iho hūperei - 2 tsp vanilla essence
Kia kotahi kokoiti tote - 1 tsp salt
Kia rua kapu puehu parāoa - 2 C flour (plain)
Kia kotahi kapu tiakaere kua tapahi -
1 C chopped chocolate (but does anyone actually measure the chocolate?)
1. Whakapāhukahukatia te pata, ngā huka me te miraka ngako. Whip the butter, sugars and condensed milk for approximately 10 minutes.
2. Ringihia atu te iho hūperei. Pour in the vanilla essence. Whakapāhukahuka anō. Whip it again.
3. Raua atu te tote me te puehu parāoa. Add the salt and flour.
4. Kauroria - stir it up using a knife.
5. Tāpiri atu te tiakarete. Add the chocolate. Kaurori anō - mix it up again. 6. Mahia kia 20 pōro. Make around 20 balls from the mixture. Spread it out evenly on a tray with room to spread.
7. Bake in a 170 degree oven baking from 12-15 minutes depending on how you like them.

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Group 5 Kymani, Emily, Alice, Isaiah, Parker

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Group 5 Kymani, Emily, Alice, Isaiah, Parker

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Our group made 4 sustainable lunch box ideas. The data collectors went around and collected information for our group. The most popular lunch box idea for our group was: Banana slices, homemade muesli bar, homemade cookies and a bagel with ham and lettuce. Our next step it is to write a shopping list and translate it to Maori.

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Blueberry Muffin Recipe - Rosalie, Malika, Vinnie, Raiden

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Blueberry Muffin Recipe - Rosalie, Malika, Vinnie, Raiden

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Ki a au nei kāore he kai e tua atu i ēnei mawhene (I think there's no food better than these muffins!)
https://www.freshchoice.co.nz/recipes/edmonds-blueberry-muffins/

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Group 2: Macy, Shayla, Amigo, Mesi, Ollie

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Group 2: Macy, Shayla, Amigo, Mesi, Ollie

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When we surveyed a variety of students, we discovered that the most popular lunchbox menu was Lunchbox 3; mini pizza, yogurt, fruit salad, and a banana choc chip muffin. Our next step is to find recipes and create a shopping list.

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Click the link to read her email:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AdJsikTEUlJetTezp5ZDH9UNVyMmvkS_/view

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What are some creative ways that we could use our beeswax wraps to present our lunch box food?

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What are some creative ways that we could use our beeswax wraps to present our lunch box food?

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How will we showcase our food and menu?

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Maori dictionary will help us translate our English words.

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Maori dictionary will help us translate our English words.

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Search the Māori dictionary with the online version of Te Aka Māori-English, English-Māori Dictionary and Index

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Group 1: Kate, Louis, LeBron, Marley, Miriam

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Group 1: Kate, Louis, LeBron, Marley, Miriam

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We made 4 different sustainable lunch boxes and asked a few students, teachers and parents which lunch box they preferred.
The most popular lunch box was: Bacon, lettuce and avocado sandwich, cheese and crackers, celery and peanut butter and a blueberry muffin. We have translated it into a te reo Maori and now we need to make a shopping list.

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Why should start using more te reo Māori? 

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Why should start using more te reo Māori? 

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It's good, something new, for some it's a challenge and it's a good challenge.
It helps us grow.
It gives us the perspective of another culture and way of thinking.
It helps us develop a sense of pride in the New Zealand Maori culture.
Kia kaha ae, kia kaha, give it heaps.

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Hastings McDonald's first in NZ to feature menu in te reo Māori

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Hastings McDonald's first in NZ to feature menu in te reo Māori

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Check out this awesome article:

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The busiest McDonald's in Hawke's Bay will be the first in the country to offer a menu written in both English and te reo, Māori TV reports.

A selection of menu items at the Hastings restaurant have been translated onto a menu card for customers who choose to use the Māori names when ordering.

McDonald's operations manager Hawke's Bay, Carmel Berghan told Māori TV: "It's amazing. It really is amazing and as I said it's a first and we're all embracing it".

It is expected the menus will be rolled out at the other three McDonald's in Hawke's Bay.

READ MORE:
* We can't know our history without te reo
* Massive crowd gathers for free Christchurch te reo class
* Why I learned te reo

About 60 per cent of the restaurant's staff identify as Māori, but Māori TV's Te Kaea reported all are giving the new words a go.

"Some of them were a wee bit nervous but I hear in the staff room - we have menus in there - people are trying to get their pronunciations right and there's giggles and laughter but everyone is actively trying to do their bit to make it work," said Berghan.

Staff member Cindy Mareikura agreed, saying, "Kia kaha ae, kia kaha, give it heaps. It's good, something new, for some it's a challenge and it's a good challenge".

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Hastings McDonald's first in NZ to feature menu in te reo Māori

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The busiest McDonald's in Hawke's Bay will be the first in the country to offer a menu written in both English and te reo, Māori TV reports. A selection of menu items at the Hastings restaurant have been translated onto a menu card for customers who choose to use the Māori names when ordering.

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To wash beeswax wraps, rinse the wrap with cool or lukewarm water and eco-friendly dish soap. You can use a cloth or sponge to wipe them down, then rinse off.  Allow them to air dry and store in a cool, dry space.

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Group 2's Leaflet (Macy, Shayla, Amigo, Mesi, Oliver)

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Group 2's Leaflet (Macy, Shayla, Amigo, Mesi, Oliver)

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Lime Green and Charcoal Fitness Trifold Brochure - Trifold Brochure by Macy McWha

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Group 4´s Leaflet (Vinnie, Raiden, Malika, Rosalie)

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Group 4´s Leaflet (Vinnie, Raiden, Malika, Rosalie)

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Yellow and Black Header High School Newsletter - A4 by Vincent Hawk HIPKINS

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Click on this link to see are canva.

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Kymani Alice Emily Parker & Isaiah's Leaflet

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Kymani Alice Emily Parker & Isaiah's Leaflet

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Group 1’s Leaflet (Kate, Miri, Louis, Marley, LeBron)

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Group 1’s Leaflet (Kate, Miri, Louis, Marley, LeBron)

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Add a heading - Trifold Brochure (EU) by Miriam Puamohala HATALAFALE