gabriel made some hokey pokey final
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- 1. Gabriel and Jack
Making
Hokey Pokey - 2. Gabriel and Jack Making
Hokey Pokey
By Gabriel and Jack
Room 14, 2010 - 3. This is Jack and Gabriel. One day, they went to Room 7 with
some other children and Mr McMillan to make Hokey Pokey. They wrote
this story to tell us how they did it.
1 - 4. First we make sure that everything was ready to make hokey
pokey. This is what we used.
Heat plate
Container of sugar
butter
Wooden spoon
Recipe
Paper towel
pot
Golden syrup
Table spoon
Tea spoon
Baking soda
tray
2 - 5. Then we read the recipe for the hokey pokey.
3 - 6. We took a paper towel and put on the butter and wiped it on
the baking tray. This was to stop the hokey pokey sticking to the
tray.
4 - 7. After that, we took 4 tablespoons of sugar and put it in the
pot and 2 tablespoons of golden syrup as well.
5 - 8. We took the spoon and put it on a paper towel so it did not
stick on the table.
6 - 9. We started to mix it on a low heat. We heated it until the
mixture got gooey .
7 - 10. Whaea Nadine was setting the time for 7 minutes. It had to
boil that long so the hokey pokey can be nice and crunchy.
8 - 11. We were still mixing until it got golden. It did not take
too long. Here, Jack is putting in the baking soda and Gabriel is
mixing it fast.
9 - 12. The hokey pokey fluffed up and we poured it on the tray as
fast as we could so it did not stick to the pot.
We thought it looked like mud because it was dark brown. Lets just hope it does not taste like mud.
10 - 13. Then went to the kitchen in the hall to wash the pots. The
pots were soaking in the sink to clean them more easily. Then we
filled the sink with the hot water and dishwashing liquid. The
hokey pokey came off easily.
11 - 14. We went up to the staffroom. We wrapped the hokey pokey
with glad-wrap and put it in the fridge so it could set.
12 - 15. The next day we went to Mr McMillan for the hokey pokey
again.
We took a knife and cracked it in pieces and tasted it.
It was crunchy and it did not taste like mud. It was very sweet and nice.
13 - 16. Then on Friday we went back to Mr McMillan. He taught us
how to make boxes with glue, scissors, pen, ruler, and paper.
It was very fun.
14 - 17. In the afternoon Mr McMillan called us again. The glue on
our box was dry. Then we halved the hokey pokey and put it inside
the box. We put tape on the lid to close it and then went
home.
15 - 18. As we left, Mr McMillan said Dont eat it all at once or you
will get sick!
We didntget sick.
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