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debating activity'ıs the nature dominating human or not?'

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our poster

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poster

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Depating position:Nuclear energy is useful for humanity or it is harmful

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Depating position:Nuclear energy is useful for humanity or it is harmful

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https://youtu.be/n0F7mxBo_5I

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Uploaded by Funda MERİÇTEN on 2018-02-28.

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Explee allows you to make eyecatching and interactive animated video. Go for video scribing and whiteboard animation to blow your audience away.

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WE LOVE ANIMALS

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The more we build the better the future, Build a Nest Box to Welcome Spring Birds

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The more we build the better the future, Build a Nest Box to Welcome Spring Birds

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You’ve seen them nailed to trees, stuck to the sides of fence posts, and propped up on poles near the edges of ponds. You’ve probably even watched a livestream of what goes on inside them. But do you know how to make one yourself?

Back: 45cm x 15cm

Base: 11cm x 15cm

Front: 20cm x 15cm

Roof: 21cm x 15cm

Side panels: 11cm x 25cm high at the back and 20cm high at the front.

Putting up a nest box

Where you put your box is every bit as important as what it looks like.  The highest priority when siting a nest box must be to provide a safe and comfortable environment in which birds can nest successfully.

Robins use open-fronted nestboxes, and prefer them to be

low to the ground and concealed behind vegetation.

Top tips for putting up your nest box

Not too close to another nest box - nest boxes of the same type should not be sited too close together as this may promote aggressive behaviour between neighbours.

Shelter your box from the weather - the front of the nest box should be angled vertically or slightly downwards to prevent rain from entering the nest box. Make sure it is sheltered from prevailing wind, rain and strong sunlight.

Height from the ground should be 3 metres - small-hole boxes are best placed 1-3m above ground on tree trunks, but avoid sites where foliage obscures the entrance hole. If there are no trees in your garden, the next best option is to place your box on the side of a shed or wall.

Open-fronted nest boxes should be hidden from view - attach your box to a wall or fence that has shrubs and creepers growing against it.

Great tits use small-hole nest boxes, and prefer them to be

1-3m above ground on tree trunks.

Make sure cats cannot get into the box - ensure that it is not easily accessible to predators (cats and squirrels).

Consider a metal plate around hole to deter squirrels - this preventive measure that can be used to deter squirrels from gaining access. These plates are available commercially and can be purchased from any good garden centre or bird care company at very little cost.

Keep nest box away from bird feeders - as high levels of activity of visiting birds could disturb nesting pairs.

Use galvanized or stainless steel screws or nails that will not rust. If fixing boxes to trees, galvanised wire can be used to tie the box to the trunk or hang it from a branch. Make sure to regularly inspect these fittings to ensure the box remains securely attached.

Traditionally, nest boxes for small birds are put up in the spring - pairs begin to prospect in the latter half of February, so a box put up at the end of the winter stands a good chance of attracting nesting birds. However, it is never too early or late to put up a nest box, as some birds will use them to roost in during the winter months.

When will I get birds in my nest box?

Be patient, but if a box is not used for several years in succession it may be worth moving the box to a more suitable location.

There are many reasons why your box is not being used such as the presence of natural nest cavities nearby and the location of territory boundaries. Therefore, while some boxes may be taken up immediately, others may remain vacant, often for no apparent reason.

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We want to exprese our feeling abaout nature, about air pollution and water pollution.We care about the forest and every green space .. soo the kids thought and wrote a letter to nature.After that they draw something suggestive.

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We want to exprese our feeling abaout nature, about air pollution and water pollution.We care about the forest and every green space .. soo the kids thought and wrote a letter to nature.After that they draw something suggestive.

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Students have been working on logos and a big poster-display. We have reflected about our role and our responsibilities on protecting Nature

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Students have researched, worked in groups and debate about the dangers Nature faces and the importance of separte rubish at home to recycle later.

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This group defends the importance of recycling and be responsible.

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This group coordinated the final debate.

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We are debating with 6/M (Ayşe Büşra Söker's Class)

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We are discussing

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debating activity'ıs the nature dominating human or not?'

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debating activity'ıs the nature dominating human or not?' 2

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Neslihan Yıldız
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My students have learned WORD ART // Öğrencilerim WORD ART öğrendi !

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our t shirts are ready

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our t shirts are ready

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our t shirts are ready

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our t shirts are ready

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We talked about the clean environment and dirty environment. My students state their ideas how to behave towards our nature.