Teach Me Something - Cruz

• How To Make Fried Bread:
  
  3 1/2 c self raising flour
• 1/2 tsp salt
• cold water to mix
• good quality oil for frying
• 
  1. In a large bowl measure the flour, then add salt...gradualy add enough cold water to make a soft dough, mix thru with a wooden spoon, but try not to over mix, as this can make them stiff and flat...
• 2. turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface and push or roll dough out to 1 1/2 cm thickness..
• 3. cut into the desired size, then place each peice into the preheated hot oil and fry til golden on both sides
  
  Chuur^.^

Teach Me Something - Tynisha

How to Make an Origami Flower

Steps

1. 1
   Start with a square piece of paper. Fold it in half both ways diagonally, then fold both ways like a greeting card. If you're using origami paper, start with the colored side facing up.
2. 2
   Collapse it together. (Preliminary base.)
3. 3
   Fold one side to the center. Then unfold it.
4. 4
   Hold the center down. Lift up the right pocket where you just folded it. Press it over to the middle.
5. 5
   Turn over and repeat on the left side.
6. 6
   Open the sides and repeat the same moves from the previous step. There's no need to pre-crease for the sides
7. 7
   Turn the folded paper so that the little pointy flaps face you. Fold them to the center, then fold the corner back. (Do this on both sides.) Unfold both of those. Fold the top of it down so that it touches the little flaps. Crease it well.
8. 8
   Unfold, then open up the top until it's stopped at that little crease you just made. Tuck the inside of the flaps up into the pocket until it makes a point at the top.
9. 9
   Turn it over and repeat.
10. 10
    The next set of folds is the last, but where they go is a little tricky. Look at the pieces with the little triangles on them, pointing up. Open the side and there won't be a triangle there. Fold the sides to the middle, and close it so you see the triangle again.
11. 11
    Repeat this on all the sides that do not have the little triangles.
12. When you finish, there will be four flaps at the top. The sides with the flaps folded to the middle should be on the outside. Using a pencil or your finger, curl these flaps down

Teach Me Something - Jaydenzel

HOW TO MAKE A MOTH PLANE

1. Fold a sheet of paper exactly in half long-ways, and re-open it so you have a crease separating the two halves.

2. On one end on of the paper, fold each corner in towards the center to the point where the inside edges are even with the centerline crease.

3. The bottom edge of the corners that you just folded down should create a straight line across the page. Fold down at this line.

4. Fold the corners down again similar to what you did in step 2, but this time only the corners should meet in the middle - leave one to two inches of straight paper at the top.

5. Where the corners of the last folds meet, you will see the point of fold 3 poking out of the bottom. Fold it up and over the two corners.

6. Turn the paper over onto the other side and fold it in half.

7. Fold the first wing so that the outside edge runs parallel to the body. Step 8 shows this more clearly.

8. Fold the second wing exactly as you did the first.

Teach Me Something - Athena

How to make a French Toast

1. Turn on the stove.

2. Crack the eggs into a bowl, add salt milk etc. Mix Well

3. Turn the heat on low.

4. Dip your bread into the egg mixture. DO with both sides.

5. Place each side onto the pan.

6. Cook until golden brown.

7. Place on plate.

Eat while hot.

Teach Me Something - Nathaniel

Ingredients

1 1/2 cups standard flour

1 tsp baking powder

1 tsp baking soda

1/2 tsp salt

3 large bananas, mashed

3/4 cup of Chelsea White Sugar

1 egg

1/3 cup butter, melted

Method

Preheat oven to 175°C. Coat muffin pans with non stick spray, or use paper liners. Sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside. Combine bananas, Chelsea White sugar, egg, and melted butter in a large bowl. Fold in flour mixture, until just combined and moistened. Scoop into muffin pans

Bake mini muffins for 10 to 15 minutes, and large muffins for 20 to 25 minutes.

Teach Me Something - Havea

How To Make A Paper Plane...

Step 1. 
Use a sheet of 81/2-by-11 inch paper. Fold the paper in half lengthwise and run thumbnail along the fold to crease it sharply. Now, unfold the paper.

Step 2 
Fold down the top corners as indicated by the arrows. 

Step 3 
Fold the two edges toward the center line, as indicated.

Step 4. 
Make a valley fold in half. 
Turn the plane 90 degrees as shown in figure of Step 5.

Step 5 
Create a wing crease that begins at the nose as shown. 

Step 6. 
Form 3-dimensional shape as shown in figure. The Basic Dart is complete. 
Bend up the tailing edge of the wings for lift if it has a tendency to nose-dive.

Teach Me Something - Ilisapeci

Combine lemonade concentrate, water, sherbet or ice cream in container of electric blender.

2

Cover and blend until smooth.

3

Pour into a serving pitcher and add ginger ale.

4

Enjoy!

Teach Me Something - Angelica

HOW TO MAKE A CUP OF COFFEE.

(BLACK BOLD WRITING= INGREDIENTS NEEDED)

(RED BOLD WRITING= EQUIPMENT NEEDED)

FIRST STEP: 

ADD DRIED INGREDIENTS, THE COFFEE AND SUGAR IN TO THE CUP.

SECOND STEP: 

POUR IN THE HOT WATER FROM THE KETTLE CAREFULLY. 

THIRD STEP: 

APPLY THE MILK.

FOURTH STEP: 

STIR WITH A TEASPOON.

NOW DRINK IT UP SLOWLY ;) AHAHAHAHA

Teach Me Something - Hainite

How to make a PERFECT jam and peanut butter sandwich

Before doing anything you need to wash your hands LH

Step 1: Get the materials
- 2 slices of Bread
- Peanut Butter
- Jam
- Chopping Board
- Knife


Step 2: Prepare the Bread

Step 3: Apply Peanut Butter to one bread slice

Step 4: Apply you Jam to your other bread slice

Step 5: Combine both slices of bread


Last step: Eat & Repeat

Teach Me Something - Caroline

How to say simple words and sentences in Filipino.


Hello - Mabuhay
Bye - Paalam or Sige
I love you - Mahal Kita
Thankyou - Salamat
How are you? - Kumusta ka na ?
Yes - oo
No - Hindi
Why? - Bakit .

Teach Me Something - Mino

I am going to teach you the essentials of the Tongan language that all plastic Tongans, like me should know.
Hello = Malo e Lelei pronounced Ma-Low-Eh-Le-Lay
Thank You = Malo 'aupito pronounced Ma-Low-Ow-Pe-Do
Goodbye = 'Alu a pronounced Ah-Lu-Ah
Call the police = Teu ta ki he Polisi pronounced Deu-Da-Ki-He-Pou-Lease-E

Teach Me Something - Tatiana

HOW TO TIE A TIE.

STEP 1: THE WIDE END SHOULD BE ON YOUR RIGHT SIDE IF YOU ARE RIGHT HANDED OR LEFT SIDE IF YOU'RE LEFT HANDED.

STEP 2: FEEL FOR THE SEAM ON THE FRONT OF THE NARROW ENDED SIDE.

STEP 3: MOVE THE WIDE END OVER THE NARROW END SO THAT THEY CROSS EACH OTHER ON THE SEAM.

STEP 4: PULL THE WIDE END BEHIND THE NARROW END.

STEP 5: BRING THE WIDE END AROUND. THIS SHOULD BE FACING OFF TO YOUR LEFT.

STEP 6: BRING THE WIDE END UNDER THE NARROW END AGAIN.

STEP 7: PULL THE WIDE END OF THE TIE UNDER THE LOOP AROUND YOUR NECK.

STEP 8: PULL THE BIG END DOWN THROUGH THE HOLE AT THE FRONT OF THE TIE.

Teach Me Something - Jarna

How to make chocolate muffins(-:

Ingredients:

2 eggs

1 cup (220 g) White Sugar

1 cup (110 g) standard flour

6 Tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder

2 tsp baking powder

1 tsp vanilla essence

2/3 cup (160 ml) milk

2/3 cup (150 g) butter

120 g chocolate chips (optional)

Method: Preheat oven to 180°C Grease muffin tins or cups, paper muffin bake cups are recommended. Beat the eggs with sugar, mix with flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, vanilla and milk. Fold in the melted butter. Add chocolate chips (these might end up in the bottom of the muffin). Bake at 180°C until a wooden skewer is inserted in the center and comes out clean. Baking time is approx 30 minutes for XL muffins, approx 20 minutes for medium size muffins. This method will make 12 - 15 medium sized muffins.

Teach Me Something - Siosaia

How To Sprint Faster:

First of all when you want to sprint you always try to stay humble and try to stay focused on the track and not the contestants.

Secondly when you are at the starting line focus on the person calling the shots and no-one else.

Thirdly adjust and put your strongest leg at the back in your stance to push off.

Lastly when you take off you want to lean

forward and run on your tippy-toes.

And there you have it my tips to Sprint faster

Teach Me Something - Sylvia

I don’t what I was going to do for this so I just decided to teach you how to play a D chord on a Guitar. If you already know how to do it, then too bad so sad

.

1. You take your second finger from the right (ring finger) and place it on the second to last string of the third fret. You count from the end going up - You know it’s the third fret because there’ll be a round dot placed right in the centre of the 6 strings.

2. Then take your middle finger (Bad finger lol) and place it on the last string on the second fret - The fret on the left side from the third without a dot in the centre.

3. THEN.. Take your pointy finger (Index finger) and place it on the third string from the bottom, also on the second fret. Make sure it’s not touching your middle finger or else it’ll go off key.

Lol, the end :-)

Teach Me Something - Sosaia

How to make a basic paper aeroplane:

Steps:

1. Just get a regular piece of paper (nothing special)
2. Fold the paper in half (make sure the corners are equal)
3. Fold the two corners at the top to make a triangle out of the corners
4. Fold again towards the middle of the paper, only this time, it should look like a dart on both sides.
5. Fold the paper in half
6. The two parts at the top of each side should be folded towards your left on one side and on the other side (the outcome should look like a dart)
7. AND YOU'RE READY TO GO

This should outcome if you followed the instructions correctly

Teach Me Something - Joseph

Teach Me Something - Kayde

 I'm going to write a step by step tutorial on how to pass a rugby/league ball from the ground.

Step 1: Stand facing straight until the hooker or halfback is ready.

Step 2: When one of the two is ready face your foot in the direction of the receiver  left or right then...

Step 3: If you want to spiral pass it, if your facing with your left foot forward then use your right hand and flick your fingers upwards and just nudge your left hand leftwards.

Step 4: Try it yourself and you will have an outcome, if you don't get it at first the you know practise, practise, practise makes PERFECT !

Teach Me Something - Aalyzah

How to boil eggs. 

1. Pre heat the stove on high.

2. Put the amount of eggs into a saucepan. 

3. Add cold water

4. Wait for it the water to boil for a little bit

5. Turn off the stove and take the eggs off. 

6. Leave it for approximately 15 minutes.

7. Drain the pot. 

8. And crack and peel the eggs. 

9. You now have boiled eggs. 

Teach Me Something - Alyson

For something to teach you, I’m going to teach you some basics of my own language - Samoan. We’ll start it off quite easy.

Hi - Talofa: Pronounced like - (Ta-Low-Far)

Bye - Fa: Pronounced like - (Far)

We can try sentences now.

How are you? - Ua mai oe? : Pronounced like - (Wa-My-Oi?)

How was your day? - Ua mai lou aso? : Pronounced like - (Wa-My-Low-Are-So?)

Lol the end(-:

Teach Me Something - Chelsea

I am going to be teaching you how to click your knuckles in the weirdest way

1.  Grab a friend or member to help you through this. Face your hands together and fold your ring fingers over each other.

2. Next, you fold your pinky fingers down and tuck your other fingers in. Leave your thumbs facing each other.

3. Grab someone who is willing to click your knuckles or fingers and sit still

4. They fold their fingers against each other and crush your knuckles. It sounds sore, but really, it just feels like a little pinch. You know when you have done it correctly when you hear a clicking sound