climate change
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Level 3NL3 201209 Jelly Fish
$5.00 Add to cart‘Jellyfish introduces students to some key facts about Jellyfish and how these ancient sea creatures have become an indicator of Climate Change, Pollution and Overfishing.
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Level 3NL3 201308 59 Degrees South
$5.00 Add to cart’59.5 Degrees South’ introduces students to how scientists use ‘Argos floats’ to record changes in ocean temperature and salinity – two key indicators that affirm human induced climate change.
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Level 4NL4 201806 Climate Change Our Biggest Challenge
$5.00 Add to cart‘Climate Change: Our Biggest Challenge’ covers all the main discussion points around human induced climate change from a NZ perspective i.e. what it is, its’ causes, impacts and potential solutions.
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Level 4NL4 202005 Feedback
$5.00 Add to cartThis engaging Level 4 article explores how greenhouse gases from fossil fuels are driving Earth’s warming climate. Students discover key climate feedback loops, including water vapour, ice albedo, permafrost, and deforestation, and learn how these natural processes can accelerate climate change. The article finishes with an empowering message: while humans have contributed to climate change, we also have the ability to be part of the solution.
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Level 4NL4 202105 Reducing our Footprint
$5.00 Add to cartThis inspiring Level 4 text showcases New Zealand people and organisations taking positive action on climate change. Through real-world examples such as e-bikes, sustainable farming, food rescue, and environmentally friendly crops, students discover practical solutions that make a difference. The article empowers learners to see that everyone can play a part in creating a more sustainable future.
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STEaMSTEaM Carbon and Plants
$0.00 Add to cartUnlock the secrets of carbon capture with a simple leaf experiment!
STEM carbon and plants transforms an everyday plant leaf into a fascinating investigation of carbon, photosynthesis, climate science, and the natural world. Students explore what plants are made of and discover how they help remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere while producing oxygen.
Through a safe, supervised hands-on experiment, learners observe leaves as water is removed and carbon-rich material remains, providing a powerful visual demonstration of how plants store carbon as they grow