Level 2
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EconomyEL2 201108 Power
$5.00 Add to cartStudents ‘think sustainably’ as they learn and explore deeper thinking about power generation and its environmental impacts by sequentially working through the student project sheet.
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EconomyEL2 201308 Backyard Chooks
$5.00 Add to cart‘Backyard Chooks’ introduces students to growing their ‘eggs’ at home and the steps needed to make that happen. The same process can be inferred when examining other foods that can be grown and consumed at home.
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EconomyEL2 201811 The Plastic-free Challenge
$5.00 Add to cartThe Plastic-free Challenge engages students with the real-world issue of plastic pollution and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Inspired by students from Motueka South School, learners explore how small actions can create big environmental change while developing critical thinking, research, discussion, and problem-solving skills through a focused worksheet and engaging School Journal text.
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Level 2NL2 201110 Tiakina a Tangaroa Protecting our seas
$5.00 Add to cart‘Tiakina a Tangaroa – Protect our Seas’ introduces students to some key facts about the issues our oceans are facing due to human impacts.
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Level 2NL2 201205 Te Namu
$5.00 Add to cart‘Te Namu’ introduces students to some key facts about Te Namu / Sandflies in New Zealand.
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Level 2NL2 201210 Living Fossils
$5.00 Add to cart‘Living Fossils introduces students to some key facts about Tuatara.
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Level 2NL2 201304 The Bat that walks on the ground
$5.00 Add to cart‘The Bat that walks on the ground’ + ‘Talking to Bat Man’ introduces students to some key facts about the New Zealand Short-tailed bat and the threats they face.
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Level 2NL2 201310 Kaitiaki of the Stream
$5.00 Add to cart‘Kaitiaki of the Stream’ introduces students to some key issues about water quality in our streams and waterways.
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Level 2NL2 201406 Cats who needs them
$5.00 Add to cart‘Cats – who needs them?’ introduces students to some key cultural perspectives and management issues of the three legal categories of cats in New Zealand and their impacts on native wildlife.