🌳The Native Bush - Reading Task!🌳
Talofa unicorns, aliens, viewers or who or whatever you are and welcome back to my blog!
As you know for reading we have been reading about this article called Designed for good. Designed for good is about 3 industrial designers who are planning to make an innovation of a Pest trap. They have explained the process, how it works and and how there innovation is useful and can help.
We have used a new website called, "Kami", to highlight part of the text, add comments and to also circle important parts of the images that are in the text. We are now answering questions about our topic, The Native bush! Here are the questions and my answer!
What sorts of animals do we have in New Zealand?
In New Zealand some of the first ever animals to come into New Zealand were Rats, Kuri, (Dogs), Stoats, Deers and Possums. Did you know that these animals were brought to New Zealand for the fur and shockingly... SPORTS! What do we mean by the native bush?
In my perspective I am guessing you meaning to the Native animals, plants and etc when you are saying the native bush.
Is it important to look after the bush? If so, whose responsibility is it?
Is it important to look after the bush? If so, whose responsibility is it?
It is very important to look after our native bush because if a lot of damage is happening we will be loosing our nature bit by bit which is also why we should NOT be littering!
When did the damage begin? Why are stoats especially dangerous?
Stoats are very dangerous because they are very vicious and are attacking our baby birds and eggs from birds nests.
When did the damage begin? Why are stoats especially dangerous?
Stoats are very dangerous because they are very vicious and are attacking our baby birds and eggs from birds nests.
Do we value some animals more than others? If so, why is that?
We value more animals more than others because some animals are more harmless than others like Dogs and Bears, Dogs are more harmless than Bears.
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I hope you enjoyed this blog and please comment what you think I can improve on!
Questions:
Have you learned something about our Native bush?
How can you design for good?
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