What's Inside the 2020 Roots & Shoots Australia Resource Boxes

Dr Jane Goodall opens one of the 2020 Roots & Shoots Australia Resource Boxes that are being sent to 4,000 schools across Australia.
Each box contains:
● Amazing Australian wildlife book (which explores Australia's diverse range of ecosystems, habitats and animal diversity);
● Local Safari - Wildlife Adventures at Home book (which explores 60 easy, safe and ethical activities to understand the wildlife of your local area);
● Incredible Earth - The World's Most Spectacular Geography book (which explores the planet's most unusual and surprising places).
● What on Earth? The Creatures You Have Never Heard Of! book (which documents hundreds of little-known but surprising animal species)
● Information about the WOODiWILD project (to replant native trees); and
● Links below to the website for the Teacher Guide, Action Plan, Learning Sequences and Lesson Plans.
These resources are intended to support the teaching of biology, geography, history, literature and other subjects, as well as driving students’ individual curiosity and passion for extra-curriculum learning.
Thanks the Phillips Foundation, the Don Hanson Charitable Foundation, the Yulgilbar Foundation and the Manaaki Foundation for making possible the 2020 Roots & Shoots Resource boxes which were donated (free of charge) to 4,000 primary schools across Australia!
To request a resource box for your school, please visit rootsandshoots.org.au/resourc...

[@abelstropicalfruit8647]

Great video. Its so important to protect the native wildlife around the world. 🌍

[@AngelFlys17]

God bless you Jane been a fan all my life helping advocate for years all the animals we love and thank you Bless your work and foundation

[@brianwhite4098]

Lifelong fan of Jane Goodall. Yearlong fan of Stewart and this channel.

[@kathysemrau2301]

I hope it helps the children find these subjects fascinating.

[@ctheart8833]

May be a nice addition would be a pop up book for the students to read .

[@brianwhite4098]

Or better yet appeal to their need to absorb things through digital media. I'm thinking 3d interactions have always had a bigger impact on me.

[@ctheart8833]

@@brianwhite4098 have also seen some augmented virtual reality books , which uses cell phone camera to make graphics alive . That could be too a nice option .