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Economy Level 2 ProjectsEL2 201811 The Plastic-free Challenge
$3.75 Add to cartThe Plastic-free Challenge introduces students to plastic pollution in our oceans and ‘The Great Pacific Garbage Patch’. The article explores how students at Motueka South School sought first to remove plastic waste from their school lunches then ultimately the whole school.
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Level 2NL2 201110 Tiakina a Tangaroa Protecting our seas
$3.75 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 201608 Seals
$3.75 Add to cart‘Seals’ introduces students to some key facts about these unique marine mammals and the threats they face – with an emphasis on the three species that live around the coast of New Zealand and the one occasional visitor from Antarctica.
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Level 2NL2 201911 Our Blue Planet
$3.75 Add to cartStudents read and discuss the Level 2 November 2019 School Journal article, ‘Our Blue Planet’ in which they learn about the three states of water, the water cycle and ‘taking care of water’ .
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Level 2NL2 202011 Orca – The Worlds Largest Dolphin
$3.75 Add to cart‘Orca – The Worlds Largest Dolphin’ introduces students to some key facts about Orca and the threats they face.
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Level 3NL3 201209 Jelly Fish
$3.75 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
$3.75 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 3NL3 201708 The Subantartic Islands
$3.75 Add to cartThe Subantarctic Islands introduces students to one of New Zealand’s three world heritage sites.
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Level 3NL3 201806 Sharks
$3.75 Add to cart‘Sharks’ introduces students to some key facts about … Sharks.