As a way of reducing our own plastic use we are going to be making beeswax food wraps to use in our lunchboxes. They smell delicious!! We are using the ironing method to make these.
Thursday, 6 September 2018
Beeswax Food Wraps
Level 3 Social Science AO: Understand how people make decisions about access to and use of resources.
As a way of reducing our own plastic use we are going to be making beeswax food wraps to use in our lunchboxes. They smell delicious!! We are using the ironing method to make these.
As a way of reducing our own plastic use we are going to be making beeswax food wraps to use in our lunchboxes. They smell delicious!! We are using the ironing method to make these.
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Kia ora Ruma Rima,
ReplyDeleteYour beeswax wraps look great! I was at Paihia School in the Bay of Islands last week and they were making beeswax wraps to. They had melted the beeswax in an electric frypan (with an adult) and then the adult lay the fabric in the electric frypan for seconds and then pulled it out and the students held it carefully while it dripped dry - again this only took seconds! It is fantastic that so many students are starting to think about using less plastic in lunchboxes. We definitely need to make changes. Have you tried your beeswax wraps yet? What are your thoughts?
Tania
Hi there Tania,I agree with you we do need to make changes about plastic food wrappers. I've tried my beeswax wrap and it works great!
DeleteHi there my name is Daniel and I am a student in room 18 and I go to owairaka District school . I really like your beeswax Food wrappers they are very colourful . I don't know so much about these food wraps but one day I might make my own beeswax food wrapper .If you would like to look at my blog please write this down odsdanielm.blogspot.com thank you
ReplyDeleteKia Ora I am Hamish from Karoro School thank you for commenting on our blog Daniel.
DeleteHi there my name is Chloe and I am a student in room 18 at Owairaka school I really like your bees wax art If you would like to see my learning my blog is http//odschloe.blogspot.co.nz
ReplyDeleteHello Chloe my name is Noah from Karoro School I am in Room Five thank you for commenting on our class blog. Maybe you could see if your class wants to make bees wax raps too.
ReplyDeleteHi I am Alaska from Karoro School. I made a bees wax food wrap but I don't use it.I don't use it because I think the smell is to strong.Thank you for commenting on Ruma Rima's blog.
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Ayah I go to Karoro School. I made a beeswax wrap and I think it smalls nice. Thank you for you comment.
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Ayah I go to Karoro School. I made a beeswax wrap and I think it smalls nice. Thank you for you comment.
ReplyDeleteHi I am Kayden and I go to Karoro school and I made beeswax wraps.
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Hi my name is Mylah from Karoro school I made a bees wax raps. Mine got all crinkled.I gave my one to my mum because I don't uses the bees wax wrap
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Taylah and I am a student at Owairaka in room 18 I really like the idea of what you made it really does sound interesting. It is really good that you made a video of how you made bees wax if you would like to visit my blog type this up https://odstaylah-anet.blogspot.co.nz/ thankyou
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Hi my name is Fatima and I am a student in room 18 at Owairaka primary school. I really like how you guys are making bees wax and reducing your own plastic. If you guys want to check out my blog here is the link http://odsfatimab.blogspot.co.nz/
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Hi my name is phoenix and I am a student in room 18 I go to owairaka primay school. I really like how you were showing us how to make beewax cotton. If you would like to vist my blog here it is Phoenix @ Owairaka District School thank you
ReplyDeleteKia ora, I am Kareem from Gilberthorpe School.
ReplyDeleteI loved this because you are keeping the environment clean. You taught me to put rubbish in the bin straight away. How come you forgot to put something at the end of the post.
Hi Kareem thank you for your comment. I loved doing the beeswax wraps. I haven't used my wrap yet but I'm sure I will use it a lot. You should show your teacher the video about the beeswax because it is a lot of fun. From Billie.
ReplyDeleteKia ora, I'm Ms Raisin from Gilberthorpe School. My own son made a beeswax wrap at technology although I have to admit that we are yet to use it. We have a school family that are apiarists. They service our own school hive too - It has the best honey I have ever tasted! They have loads of information about Bees and Bee bi-products on their Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Hermanshivehire/ The'd be sure to answer any questions that you have I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteKia ora, Milla here from Gilberthorpe School.
ReplyDeleteI liked the way you have added photos and videos I would love to make
something awesome like that, Since it's holidays it's a great time to have fun!!
I also love the idea of not using plastic for this awesome idea.
Can you put anything in it?? -Milla
Hello, this is Billie from Karoro School. Thank you for your comment our class does care about the environment and the food wraps are a good way to save our environment.
DeleteHi Milla thank you for the comment, you can actually put food in the beeswax food wrap because it has natural bacteria in it. We made food wraps to help save our environment from plastics.
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