In Tech, my STEM group coded mbots making them move, change colour, rotate and sense it’s surroundings. Here is my coding which failed dramatically but overall was a new and average experience for me.

In Tech, my STEM group coded mbots making them move, change colour, rotate and sense it’s surroundings. Here is my coding which failed dramatically but overall was a new and average experience for me.

Today Mr Goodwin visited to talk about using bookmarks on our Chromebooks. Bookmarks help to find our sites quickly, which can be helpful to most. We created a school folder and added our learning sites here. See my screenshots to see what links I bookmarked.
![]()

Yes, that’s it.
Super Slimy Slug Sausage Stew
This dish is a unique delicacy originating from the lands of goblins! As you know, goblins love their greens. Though it may take time, the outcome is guaranteed DELICIOUS! A full plate of this goodness gives out to 9 servings, (an average goblin family amount!)
Ingredients:
You will need; A jar of slugs, 1 pack of sausages, (any flavour,) dirty water, slime, mould from a piece of toast, (scrape it off,) mud from natural grass, 4 different varieties of rotten vegetables, vinegar, salt, worms, 2 onions and 3 pieces of tree bark.
The Method:
First, grab a cooking pot and fill it with dirty water.
Then, take the pot and place it on the stove. Set the heat to high and wait for the pot to start accumulating bubbles.
When you see the water bubbling in the pot, take the sausages from the fridge and put them all in! For a better flavour, your water may have bacteria!
Fourthly, mash the sausages in a small bowl and put them aside. It should look soggy, crumbled and raw.
Next, take a large bowl and pour the dirty water used for the sausages in. That will make your base for the stew. (It should be hot and nice.)
Sixly, take some slime and pour it in the bowl. Mix it nicely, (after the green consistency, it should be light green.)
Then, grab the mould from your toast, as well as the slugs from the jar. Throw the mould in the bowl of slime while cutting the slugs evenly.
Soon, pour the slugs in the mixture and start on preparing the stew using your vegetables.
(Fold the vegetables so that when you slice them, you get more portions.) Once folded, slice them into tiny bits so that when the dish is finished you can taste the rotten flavour.
Next, grab the biggest bowl you own and pour the sausage water, slime, mould, slugs, and rotten vegetables inside. Mix thoroughly to make sure it has a foamy texture.
Now, from the mixture pour 2 cups of vinegar, 2 tablespoons of salt, add some mud from natural grass, squash the worms and add them all in.
Finally, take a big pot and pour your mixture inside. (Make sure not to leave any remaining mixture inside.) Set the heat to 5 and put 3 pieces of raw tree bark and 2 whole onions inside.
Lastly, after your cooking is finished and it looks ready. It is now time to enjoy your main course with your family!
RATING: 10/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Task Description: In these slides, they show the culture of Mon and also the country Mon comes from! Myanmar. I worked with Yavi and Moe in these slides as they also come from the same area as me, so they know about all this as-well.
Task Description: Not very long ago, the seniors worked on group tasks of different New Zealand parts. My group and I chose Wellington. Please enjoy what we have created and wrote about Wellington and we hope you learn something new! (Each of us did our fair share of slides.)
Task Description: When Mrs Cox was in RM12 last time, we were asked to create slideshows about earthquakes and how to stay safe. I made a slideshow about the causes, signals, and survival. Enjoy!
Task Description: Please remember this proverb, I think this is very important and is understandable. We need to raise awareness. Thank you for reading.

Task Description: For Cybersmart, Team Tui did Blackout Poems. Mine was quite random but I at least tried. Thank you for reading this and please leave a comment.



Task Description: For TLW (Tongan Language Week,) We had a Tongan Showcase to celebrate the Tongans here in NZ and all around the world. The photo here is about the Kava Festival, about a husband who serves his wife Kava. Kava is said to be a drink in the Pacific Island which makes you drowsy and drunk.
