The Problem with Wallabies
This article examines why wallabies were introduced to New Zealand, why they have become a pest here, and the efforts being made to eradicate them.
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Series: School Journal Level 2 November 2023
Reading year level: 3
Topics: ecology, environment, farmers, George Grey, hunting, Kawau Island, marsupials, nocturnal, pests, sustainability, wallabies
The Problem with Wallabies
Words by Alison Ballance
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School Journal Level 2 November 2023
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1 of 8Being Myself
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2 of 8Lockdown
During the COVID pandemic, a girl comes up with a plan to deal with her sadness at not being able to see her father.
3 of 8Giving a Green Gift
This procedure explains how to be creative and make a sustainable gift.
4 of 8Surprise!
The narrator’s grandparents are arriving from India for the first time since the pandemic. The family has been busy planning a series of surprises, but the real surprise occurs at the airport.
5 of 8The Future of Growing Kai
As our climate changes, we need to take action about how we grow food. This article explores new, traditional, and innovative ways of growing food.
6 of 8Time Capsule
A poem that expresses the impacts of climate change in the Pacific.
7 of 8Tiny Dragon
A child discovers a dragon on the way home from school.
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