of the concepts of ecosystems and adaptations Students compare and contrast the different physical conditions, plants and animals (mini-beasts) in a wet and dry ecosystem Students collect and examine worms and other soil mini-beasts and water creatures Bush Tucker (Years 2-10) A look at the traditional relationships the Aboriginal people have with the land and its plants Activities include grinding seeds, making string, tasting damper and bush fruitsm producing a pot of wattle seeds to grow and trying bark painting, fire-making and animal tracking skills One World, One Chance (Years 2-8) Exploration of the environmental impact of humans Practical, positive solutions are introduced A model compost bin is constructed Each student pots up their own native plant seeds to grow for the environment Designed to Survive (years 4-10) - adaptations for different ecosystems Consideration of a range of plant adaptations in different habitats Includes examples of different carnivorous plants eg The Venus Flytrap and Pitcher Plant;
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ecosystems and adaptations Students a pot of wattle seeds compost bin different carnivorous plants a wet and dry ecosystem the environment Students Bush Tucker the traditional relationships Each student
compare to grow is constructed eg collect Designed examine trying have pots up
The Venus Flytrap and Pitcher Plant
Students
to Survive (years 4-10
worms and other soil mini-beasts and water creatures
bark painting, fire-making and animal tracking skills
the Aboriginal people
their own native plant seeds to grow for the environment Designed to Survive (years 4-10) - adaptations for different ecosystems Consideration of a range of plant adaptations in different habitats Includes examples of different carnivorous plants