Watch this slide share and talk about the different animals and plants that you see.
Challenge! Can you and your learning partner think of an animal or plant living in NZ for each letter of the alphabet?
Good luck :)
Friday, March 1, 2013
New Zealand is a unique environment at the
New Zealand is a unique environment at the bottom of the world. We are very lucky to live here.
Watch this slideshow and discuss with your learning partner why New Zealand is so special.
http://www.newzealand.com/int/feature/new-zealand-flora-and-fauna/
Watch this slideshow and discuss with your learning partner why New Zealand is so special.
http://www.newzealand.com/int/feature/new-zealand-flora-and-fauna/
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Plants
Parts of a plant - kids video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX2m2n2uDAE
Bushmansfriend educational resources
http://www.neok12.com/Plants.htm
Lifecycle of plants
http://www.turtlediary.com/kindergarten-games/science-games/plant-life-cycle.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX2m2n2uDAE
Bushmansfriend educational resources
http://www.neok12.com/Plants.htm
Lifecycle of plants
http://www.turtlediary.com/kindergarten-games/science-games/plant-life-cycle.html
http://www.mitre10.co.nz/how_to_guides/gardening/medicinal_uses_for_nz_native_plants/
Medicinal uses for NZ Native plants
Invertebrates of the Bush Floor
Invertebrates are animals without a backbone – generally
insects of various types. Invertebrates are a key part of healthy
native ecosystems, but are often overlooked. Different types
of invertebrates have important roles in keeping your bush
remnant functioning:
• decomposers break down wood and leaves on the forest
fl oor to release nutrients back to plants – for example,
ground weta
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• pollinators – for example, fl ies, beetles, night-fl ying moths
and lizards
• herbivores feed on leaves, branches and twigs – for
example, stick insects and scale insects
• predators or parasites prey or feed on other invertebrates
– for example, native preying mantis
• prey – invertebrates are important sources of food for
native lizards and birds such as morepork, kingfi shers,
fantails and grey warblers.
To provide a healthy home for invertebrates,
Invertebrates are animals without a backbone – generally
insects of various types. Invertebrates are a key part of healthy
native ecosystems, but are often overlooked. Different types
of invertebrates have important roles in keeping your bush
remnant functioning:
• decomposers break down wood and leaves on the forest
fl oor to release nutrients back to plants – for example,
ground weta
28
• pollinators – for example, fl ies, beetles, night-fl ying moths
and lizards
• herbivores feed on leaves, branches and twigs – for
example, stick insects and scale insects
• predators or parasites prey or feed on other invertebrates
– for example, native preying mantis
• prey – invertebrates are important sources of food for
native lizards and birds such as morepork, kingfi shers,
fantails and grey warblers.
To provide a healthy home for invertebrates,
Native
Birds http://labarker.com/NZbirds.html

New Zealand Falcon | Blue Duck | Brown Kiwi | Great Spotted Kiwi
Little Spotted Kiwi | Weka | Kakapo | Kaka | Kea | Red-Crown Parakeet
Yellow-Crowned Parakeet | Orange-Fronted Parakeet | New Zealand Pigeon
Shining Cuckoo | Long-Tailed Cuckoo
Morepork | Rifleman | Bush Wren | Brown Creeper | Grey Warbler | Whitehead
Yellowhead | Fantail | Tit | Robin | Silvereye | Stitchbird | Bellbird | Tui
Saddleback | Kokako | New Zealand Thrush
Little Spotted Kiwi | Weka | Kakapo | Kaka | Kea | Red-Crown Parakeet
Yellow-Crowned Parakeet | Orange-Fronted Parakeet | New Zealand Pigeon
Shining Cuckoo | Long-Tailed Cuckoo
Morepork | Rifleman | Bush Wren | Brown Creeper | Grey Warbler | Whitehead
Yellowhead | Fantail | Tit | Robin | Silvereye | Stitchbird | Bellbird | Tui
Saddleback | Kokako | New Zealand Thrush
Native Trees
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