Build a dream bike using fantasy parts such as a 'time-travel frame' and 'supersonic jet pedals'. Choose similes to make an interesting description of your own fantasy bike.

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After finishing lunch at school childen how to dispose of their plastic lunch bag in different ways. They think about environmental consequences of their actions and discuss the ramifications.

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Trace your ancestors’ experiences in Australia by following the example of Chinese Australians provided here. Examine key events that have affected the life of migrants to Australia.

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A valuable painting has been stolen from the art gallery. You have to identify the thief by looking at the evidence.

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Tune in to a television program exploring environmental issues and solve four ecological problems involving pest animals and humans: domestic cats, European wasps, sea stars and rural drivers.

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Travel to seven places in Australia and New Zealand. Identify each location to win a souvenir. Find all seven locations to win a holiday to your favourite place.

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Explore Fifi’s studio and discover how she creates wearable art. Design your own creations and present them to an audience.

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Use a vending machine to get a vile-flavoured drink, eg cabbage, smelly sock or rusty nail. Guess which drink flavour is the favourite of customers.

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Investigate the advantages and disadvantages of establishing a wind farm in a coastal community. Gather facts and opinions from local residents and ecide whether to proceed with the development.

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You are in charge of a pet service and experience what it is like to run an effective business and make it competitive.

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