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The document discusses the Hochstetters frog, an endangered species in New Zealand. It describes the frog's physical appearance, habitat in native forests near streams in the North Island, diet of small insects, and place low in the food web, preyed on by other animals. The main threats to the species are habitat loss due to mining and logging destroying its forest habitat. Hamilton Zoo is helping the population by protecting frogs from disease and breeding them to reintroduce to the wild. Saving the endangered frog species is important so its unique ecology can be preserved and learned from. Efforts should be made to stop habitat destruction from mining and logging to help the recovery of the population.
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The document outlines a plan to create a weekly timetable on a piece of paper to track activities for emergency boxes each day of the week. The timetable will be displayed on the wall in the author's room and checked each morning to see what tasks need to be done for different times of the day, with the overall goal being to stay prepared for anything unexpected that may occur.
Notice board
Bradley organized a notice board by placing name tags, current notices for specific people, longer-lasting notices in the corner, and an events calendar. He ensured there was space for papers and the correct updated notices were displayed. Bradley completed the organized notice board to help keep his family informed of important information.
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Bradley organized a notice board by placing name tags, current notices for specific people, longer-lasting notices in the corner, and an events calendar. He ensured there was space for papers and the correct updated notices were included. Bradley completed the organized notice board to help keep his family informed of important information.
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A timetable is a schedule organized in a tabular format that lists planned events and the times they will take place. It provides instructions on how to create an effective timetable for studying by listing times down the left side and days of the week across the top to block out times for assignments, projects, homework, and test preparation. Filling in the timetable with specific tasks helps students organize their time and prepare for assessments and deadlines.
Find mini inquiry
A timetable is a schedule organized in a tabular format that lists planned events and the times they will take place. It provides instructions on how to create an effective timetable for studying by listing times down the left side and days of the week across the top to block out times for assignments, projects, homework, and test preparation. Filling in the timetable with specific tasks and due dates helps students organize their studying in an efficient manner over days and weeks.
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The document discusses why creating a timetable is beneficial. It recommends including all seven days of the week on the timetable, with an extra box for unexpected items. Timetables are important because they help students stay organized, particularly with homework. They provide a visual plan to keep students on track and ensure assignments are completed properly.
Mini inquiry
The document outlines a mini-inquiry into home or lifestyle systems that could be modified. It describes brainstorming various systems like cooking, computers, chores, and establishing a timetable. The author chooses to inquire further into creating a timetable system because they currently don't have one and establishing one could help manage their time better. They propose questions to guide learning more about developing an effective personal timetable system.
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bradleys Narrative
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- 2. How does it fit into the food web? it fits in around near the bottom being able to killled by centipeds, stream fish and birds, with little insects down underneath it. Why is your species endangered? Its is endangered from mining for the miners to destroy its habitat. Also logging and again cutting down trees destroying their habit and having no where else to go. What organisations are helping your species? How are they helping? Halmiton zoo is helping because they are protecting it from a chytrid fungus and any other threats. Also to see the amphibian and get knowledge on them. As well they keep them there to breed and to educate others on them. Should we save this species? Why? We should save this species because we have hardly any amphibions in NZ and should keep them alive and then we can learn more about them. How can we does this? We can do this by stop mining in conservation lands and be careful when we do mine and make sure no species is living there and stop wasting paper because we get this from trees which get destroyed and create habitat loss for the hochstetter's frog. Is saving the endangered species possible in today's world? Yes it should be easy knowing the consquences so we should all be hinking before we act. as well you could persuade people which will lead out to heaps of people doing that. How has science and technology impacted on this endangered species? One of these impacts they have had on it is quite major with the mining and impacts it them and gets rid of their enviroment. A good impact is cameras which can actually video them by seeing what they do and how they can help them.