Thursday, 24 September 2020

Market Day- B&E

 Yesterday we held a market day that everyone in year 10 and under has been planning for around 4 weeks, To keep you updated on what we were making, We made cheese rolls which had some onion aswell, Our targeted audience was everyone but was most popular to the elders. We set up our stalls infront of riroriro we finished our poster and was ready to setup our stall so we grabbed tables that fitted the poster because the poster was to big and we celetaped the poster to the table. Whea Raewyn printed out our online poster and stuck it on our poster (costed 20c). All of the other buisnesses looked like a good competition but we had hope that ours will sell fast. Once it got made inside of cooking class we carried them on plates (They were hot) and took them to our stall. We traded in money for paper money to buy things and then started selling them. As soon as we arrived and the marketing started we saw lots of teachers by our stall and they wanted some. We had a lot of customers and we only made around 60 of our product. We switched between group members to sell the item while the other group members were buying others products. In my opinion they tasted nice and lasted long. This market day was shockingly fun and I even brought myself a Extra Small tie dye shirt (I just wanted to make people laugh) And our product turned out a great success because we made $64. We spent 21.33 to make the products and got $42.67 extra than we made (Including the poster fees). 

Survival extension task

 In Home economics class the fast finishers had to create a quick survival meal with only materials that is on islands. We needed to make a equalivant meal with mixed protien. 

Monday, 21 September 2020

Apple Muffins (Home Ec)

 Ingredients- 

 Sugar, apple sauce, Wholemeal flour, Soy Milk, Oats


Taste-

In my opinion, when we made the apple muffins it tasted dry and didn't really want to go for more. We had to try everyone's made muffins and they all tasted the same anyway we all made a different type of muffins with different ingredients and the best tasting one was the original flavoured one. I think sticking with original is a better idea.


What we needed to work on-

What we needed to work on is remembering the ingredients because we missed the sugar which made it more dry, And we put it inside of the oven for to long.


Looks-

The looks was alright and looked all the same, except for the dry ones that just looked rock solid.

Friday, 18 September 2020

Market Research- Promotion

Last Market Research I focused on Place This time I'm going to focus on promotion. Some of the questions were, Who are the people that you are focusing on, How would people find out about your product.

The people that we are concentrating on are everybody because it's crunchy and cheesy and I think that's a good combination. People will find about our product because when someone tastes the product they might tell others about their opinion on our rating, the smell of the product will be outside that means people could smell the product easier. Our promotion is based around our communities opinions and not our own because we would like to promote an honest company. We have already heard from some teachers and students that it seems like a good item to make, But they haven't tried it yet so we need to make it the best we possibly can. Here is our online poster-




Market Research- Place

Last Research I did was about our price and this time I'm thinking about the place or where we would set up, What will be the most popular area to set up in, if people are making a similar product how can you make yours eye-catching.

The most popular area to set up is probably outside the learning commons because that is the most popular place where people walk around / hangout and inside would be stacked with people and outside is fresher. People that make a similar product to ours was our main competition because we needed to make our eye-catching for people that walk past and just everyone in the area, we decided to make a giant poster with small posters our idea is to hang 10 small posters around the school with no colour, that will cost $1.00. Then we had to focus on our giant poster, We had to paint it to make it more outstanding.

Top 10 Ways to Find the Best Place to Live 

Market Research- Price

 In business studies, we talked about our Product, but now we are going to talk about price. Price involves  Competition, Customers opinions, Brand images and availability. 

We got asked questions like what is the price of the product and how did you find the price, Everyone that is making something like ours we had to study and they are selling theirs for around $2.50 we know if we do the same price, it wouldn't sell as fast so we decided to make 60 of our product and sell it for $2.00 the reason why we didn't go with cheaper is that logically we would like to make more money and its an even number which is easier to calculate. Our final price was $2.00 and we will earn around $120+.

We ensure that we will make our product worth the price and extra cheesy. We took out the sausages to our product because we thought about the price we had to buy it for and how much we could sell and it didn't really work out. 




Melodrama Character- My Role

 Name- Bob

 Relationship- Single

Age- 35

Job- Gang Member

Stereotyped- Bad Boyz

Villian

Here is a cool photo of my Character- I think it matches the description

fight the evil stickman | Tynker

Thursday, 17 September 2020

NZ | Equalizers

 We were told to create, a good name for "Power to the people" because we are creating a political party for our kahui, Tieke. We made a slogan that was inspired by Bob the builder's theme song. We have groups of five and all from different wananga classes. Here is our poster and logo that we made, and our slogan.



Wednesday, 16 September 2020

Energy Transformation Experiment.

 Chemical + Electrical = Battery

 Light + Chemical = Flashlight

 Kinetic + Light =  Car

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Experiment-

Marshmallow Shooter-

Aim: To Make a marshmallow shooter that transforms energy.

Equipment- Cup, Balloon Scissors, Marshmallows, duck tape

Method: Cut the bottom of the cup with scissors, Cut the bottom of the balloon and open it wide enough to be able to be stuck at the bottom of the cup and put duck tape around the cup to make the balloon not fall off. tie up the part of the balloon where we blow it up in and tie it in a knot. Put the marshmallow in the cup and pull the flap back and let it go

Conclusion- Elastic potential energy

How To Make A DIY Marshmallow Shooter | Somewhat Simple

Elected Government Procedure

 


Tuesday, 15 September 2020

Energy Transformation

The Law of conservation of Energy-

Energy can't be created nor destroyed but only from one form into another form.

Example of Energy Transformation-

Means needing a power source to connect to something like a phone like by using a charger or a battery with a flashlight.

Year 10 Writing Portfolio (English)

For my English Portfolio, I am adding my favourite writing work that I've accomplished this year. My work is getting better over time an...