Making Bee Wax Lunch Wraps in Te Puna Teina

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Making Bee Wax Lunch 

Wraps in Te Puna Teina


Waha

Trent

Hina, Casey and Alexus



This week Whaea Sharee from Cbec came in to talk to us about plastic and how it was not good for our environment. She showed us how to make wax lunch wraps to use to wrap our sandwiches, instead of that yucky glad wrap.


Te Puna Teina


Te Rau

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