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Rainforest Tour
Let’s head out on a tour of the rainforest and find out some interesting facts about what exactly a rainforest is.
Hop in and let’s head out (click the bus to get started).
Rainforest Tour
Let’s head out on a tour of the rainforest and find out some interesting facts about what exactly a rainforest is.
Hop in and let’s head out (click the bus to get started).
Canopy: Upper level of the trees that form the cover the lower layers. Full of life, this layer is home to many insects, birds, reptiles and mammals
Understory: The cool, dark environment that is between the canopy and the ground
Emergent: Giant trees that stick out above the canopy. They are much taller than average canopy trees. Many birds and insects live here
Forest floor: The ground layer of the rainforest, teeming with insect life and host to the biggest animals of the rainforest
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Signs and Symbols
Visitors are always welcome to the rainforest but sometimes problems are left behind.
is sometimes caused by tourists and we have to this.
Here are some photos showing the damage.
Click each photo to see how the forest looks now.
Dam age: damageMEANING: damage (noun) harm or injury
(verb) to harm, injure or spoil
Damage
repair
Re pair: repairMEANING: (verb) put into good condition
again
Signs and Symbols
Visitors are always welcome to the rainforest but sometimes problems are left behind.
Damage is sometimes caused by tourists and we have to repair this.
Here are some photos showing the damage.
Click each photo to see how the forest looks now.
Signs and Symbols
Visitors are always welcome to the rainforest but sometimes problems are left behind.
Damage is sometimes caused by tourists and we have to repair this.
Here are some photos showing the damage.
Click each photo to see how the forest looks now.
Signs and Symbols
Visitors are always welcome to the rainforest but sometimes problems are left behind.
Damage is sometimes caused by tourists and we have to repair this.
Here are some photos showing the damage.
Click each photo to see how the forest looks now.
Signs and Symbols
Visitors are always welcome to the rainforest but sometimes problems are left behind.
Damage is sometimes caused by tourists and we have to repair this.
Here are some photos showing the damage.
Click each photo to see how the forest looks now.
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Signs and Symbols
Different areas in the forest may be
.
can help visitors identify a protected area
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Pro tect ed: protectedMEANING: protected: guarded or defended
from injury
protected
Symbols
Sym bols: symbolsMEANING: symbols: things that stand for or
mean something else
Signs and Symbols
Symbols stand in place of real pictures or words.
These are great as you can understand them no matter what language you speak.
These are some symbols you may already know. Click on the symbol to test your knowledge.
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Signs and Symbols
With a basic map, we can show where the protected areas of the Royal National Park are.
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Signs and Symbols
What could we use instead of the photos
on our map?
That’s right, symbols!
Click on the symbols to see what they can replace. Lines will appear joining the symbol with the
pictures. Choose the correct line for the
symbol.
Click the finish button to leave the game.
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Young trees
Wildlife
Ferns
Forest Floor
Signs and Symbols
What could we use instead of the
photos on our map?
That’s right, symbols!
Click on the symbols to see what they can replace. Lines will appear joining
the symbol with the pictures. Choose
the correct line for the symbol.
Start Again
Young trees
Wildlife
Ferns
Forest Floor
Correct!
Great Work!
Oops,
try again
Finish
Signs and Symbols
What could we use instead of the
photos on our map?
That’s right, symbols!
Click on the symbols to see what they can replace. Lines will appear joining
the symbol with the pictures. Choose
the correct line for the symbol.
Young trees
Wildlife
Ferns
Forest Floor
Correct!
Great Work!
Oops,
try again
FinishStart Again
Signs and Symbols
What could we use instead of the
photos on our map?
That’s right, symbols!
Click on the symbols to see what they can replace. Lines will appear joining
the symbol with the pictures. Choose
the correct line for the symbol.
Young trees
Wildlife
Ferns
Forest Floor
Correct!
Great Work!
Oops,
try again
FinishStart Again
Signs and Symbols
What could we use instead of the
photos on our map?
That’s right, symbols!
Click on the symbols to see what they can replace. Lines will appear joining
the symbol with the pictures. Choose
the correct line for the symbol.
Young trees
Wildlife
Ferns
Forest Floor
Correct!
Great Work!
Oops,
try again
FinishStart Again
Signs and Symbols
Fantastic! Now the visitors will know where the protected areas are.
NextStart Again
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Emergents
Canopy
Understory
Forest floor
Damage
Repair
Protected
Symbol
Wild life
Rainforest
References
Tellagami (2014), Tellagami Labs Inc, retrieved April 18, 2014, from https://tellagami.com/
Assorted Images from:
http://www.thesolarcentre.co.uk/blog/2014/04/09/lighting-a-shed-or-outbuilding/ (slide 1)
http://malseed.com/malseeds/locations/australia/australia.htm (slide 2)
http://www.drawbridgepuppets.com/ (slide 3-4)
http://www.enduroexplorer.com/coastal-trail-guide.aspx (slides 5-13)
http://tarkine.org/the-tarkine/ (slide 14)
http://www.easyvectors.com/browse/cartoons/pop-can-clip-art (slide 15)
http://thumbs.dreamstime.com (slide 15)
http://www.shutterstock.co.in (slide 15)
www.clipartbest.com (slide 16)
www.disabledtoilets.co.uk (slide 16)
http://Graciellealexandra.files.wordpress.com (slide 16)
http://www.srilankaecotourism.com/kumana_national_park.htm (slide 22-28)
2013bestpicz.blogspot.co.uk (slide 29)
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