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Fungi have no chlorophyll and obtain their nutrients from living plants and animals, or dead trees, plants and animals. The parts of fungi that we see are called fruiting bodies which grow in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours, ranging from vibrant to neutral tones. They are ...composed of densely compacted filaments and all produce spores that are spread by the wind or insects.
New Zealand has thousands of fungi species. Many are undescribed with only approximately 6,500 having been reported. Some are exotics that have been brought to New Zealand by humans.
Not all fungi grow in our native forests, some grow on sand near the beach, in pine forests and in our gardens.
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A rhyming picture book for kids with two mothers.
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Includes a rhyme with illustrations.
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Includes an alphabetical compilation of nursery rhymes, folk songs, and poems, each with themes for classroom activities and instruction.
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Offering simple, straightforward ways to boost brain power with active exploration, repetition, sensory exploration, and direct experience, Start Smart also provides explanations as to how and why these activities help the brain develop.
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Features 28 songs and over 300 activities.
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Te wheke means octopus in te reo Maori. For many cultures the Pacific Ocean, this resourceful, adventurous creature is a symbol of early voyages from the Polynesian homelands of Hawaiki. In Aotearoa New Zealand, conventional art history tells the stories of art that ties us to Br...itain and Europe. This book looks in a different direction - from the Pacific outwards. Te Wheke features a selection of excellent examples of art from Aotearoa and the Pacific, each with a short text opening up conversations about the journeys, tensions and connections that shape Oceania's past, present and future.Te wheke means octopus in te reo Maori. For many cultures the Pacific Ocean, this resourceful, adventurous creature is a symbol of early voyages from the Polynesian homelands of Hawaiki. In Aotearoa New Zealand, conventional art history tells the stories of art that ties us to Britain and Europe. This book looks in a different direction - from the Pacific outwards. Te Wheke features a selection of excellent examples of art from Aotearoa and the Pacific, each with a short text opening up conversations about the journeys, tensions and connections that shape Oceania's past, present and future.
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Dance with me in the Heart is written for parents and caregivers as a guide to the most important dance in every baby's life, the Partnership Dance. Each baby's future rests upon how well this dance is accomplished. Babies are born ready to dance the Partnership Dance, but they c...an't dance it with us when we have forgotten how the steps go.
Dance with me in the Heart presents simple steps for care and respect, steps which get your relationship off to the best start. The information outlined will assist you to connect with your baby at the deepest of levels, the peaceful level of the heart.
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The poetry is designed specifically for students with behavioural problems and/or learning disabilities.
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Parenting Yadults - 'How to Set Up Your Young Adult for Independence and
Success in Life' - with downloadable worksheets on the Parenting Yadults
website: ParentingYadults.com
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