Did you know that this month is plastic free July?In our class we have been looking at plastic in our
classroom and the plastic rubbish that we create. We´ve also been learning about how our plastic rubbish impact on our oceans and wildlife.
To help reduce the amount of single use plastic (like cling film)that we throw away,we had a go at
making some beeswax wraps.Beeswax wraps are good for our environment because they can be refused again and again.
How to make Beeswax Wraps
What you will need:
- 100% Cotton (fabric)
- Pinking shears
- Beeswax pellets
- Baking paper
- Iron
- Old towel
- Cardboard (optional)
- Chose a fabric that is 100%
- Cut the cloth using the pinking shears into a square (measuring 30cm by 30cm)
- Sprinkle a hand fill of beeswax pellets onto the fabric.spread it out evenly
- Place the baking paper on top of the 100% cotton fabric and beeswax
- Iron the top of the baking paper and move around or place your Iron on top of the baking paper for 5 second
Talofa lava tino my name is dayton and i am a year 4 and i am samoan and you are tonga right.
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hi my name is Dayton and i am a year 4 also i am grade 4 and i am good at math
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Hi my name is Ehmarze and I am a year 5 I really like how you made your pattern It is really Interesting and cool.
ReplyDeleteHello Tino My name is Ehmarze and Im a year 5 I like how you the cloth and sprinkled those things it is very cool
ReplyDeletewow tino really liking it keep it up tino
ReplyDeletewow tion really liking it keep it up
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