Yesterday we had a nude food day. Lots of us brought nude food in our lunch boxes. The whole of Kauri team went down to Putikitiki and had a nude food picnic. It was great we only had to bring a worm bin. If we had a nude food every day we wouldn't need any rubbish bins.
Bringing fruit is a good way to have nude food because is has a natural wrapping.
Most fruit has a skin that can decompose.
Did you know that it takes an
average of 500 years for a plastic bag to decay?
Let's try and bring nude food every day.
Post created by Katarina
Hi Room 12 HES,
ReplyDeleteThat is very eco-friendly!You are very right, if we had nude food everyday, we wouldn't have to use rubbish bins! I like the idea of having a nude food day picnic. Visit my blog at www.thisandthat.edublogs.org
Thanks,
Esha
Dear Room 12
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on our blog. The class liked the comment. Why did one had no container.From Tylah-Dawnn and Bradley
Hi Guys
ReplyDeleteThat sounds fantastic.
If everyone does that it will surely help the earth. I would love to try out NUDE FOOD DAY.
From Sophie RC
Hey,
ReplyDeletemy name is Alex and I'm from Sydney Australia.Here there are lunch boxes that are actually made for nude lunches. guess what they are called?........
Nude Food lunch boxes! :)! Crazy right! Any ways then you can have nude food day every day!!! Hurray!!
Dear Room 12 HES,
ReplyDeleteYour nude food picnic was a great idea! It important that we start to think of ways to use less rubbish! I might mention it to my teacher and see if our grade can enjoy a nude food picnic. I am doing a project at my school where me and a partner make a maths movie then promote it by commenting on our quad blogging buddies. I would really appreciate it if you could view it at Mrs Avery's Math Movies under metric measurement, we would really appreciate it :) It's called Alex.H and Sammy.S Volume.
From Sammy
Hi Room 12!
ReplyDeleteNude Food day sounds very fun! We are planning a trip to every Quad-Blogging buddy! We are taking our maths video on tour. Here is the link if you would like to visit it! It is the second one!
http://studentmathmovies.wikispaces.com/Order+of+Operations
Thanks,
Hannah and Emily
Awsome, We could do with a day like that. Was it an experiment
ReplyDeleteby Bradley from Norbridge.