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The document provides tips for saving water around the house, such as fixing leaky taps, bathing and watering the garden with the same water, and placing bottles of sand in the toilet tank. It also shows that bathrooms account for 40% of household water usage, while kitchens, laundry, and gardens each use around 20%. Finally, it lists the top 10 countries in the world for freshest water sources, with Iceland ranked first and Peru ranked tenth.
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Background of organ transplant infrastructure in the US. Some history. Definitions. Nursing Care of the transplant patient in hospital, and home settings. Intended for senior level nursing students in an ADN programMore from tnisroom18 (20)
Inquiry where we are in place and time
Inquiry where we are in place and timetnisroom18
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This document provides information about a slideshow presentation on the history and culture of Maori in New Zealand. It includes a timeline of key Maori events from 1790-1900. It also discusses the causes and effects of the Treaty of Waitangi, how Maori had to adapt to European ways including their lifestyles and culture, and how past events still affect lives today. The presentation criteria are to show this information through a timeline, graphic organizer, questions, and examples to help understand Maori adaptations to European influence over time.Inquiry-Past Civilisations in NewZealand
Inquiry-Past Civilisations in NewZealandtnisroom18
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This document provides information about a slideshow presentation on the history and culture of Maori in New Zealand. It includes a timeline of key Maori events from 1790-1900. It also discusses the causes and effects of the Treaty of Waitangi, how Maori had to adapt to European ways including their lifestyles and culture, and how past events still affect lives today. The presentation aims to showcase this information through graphic organizers and images to enhance understanding.Me and stellas presentation\
Me and stellas presentation\tnisroom18
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Before Europeans arrived, Maori lived in tribal groups near the coast, relying on seafood and crops. When Europeans came, they brought guns, money, foods, and diseases, which drastically changed Maori life. Maori warfare became deadlier with guns and they shifted to a money economy. While education and medicine improved, many Maori died from European diseases. To organize land sales and manage relationships, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840, establishing British sovereignty but protecting Maori authority over their lands and culture. This helped New Zealand transition to a bicultural society.Inquiry where we are in place and time
Inquiry where we are in place and timetnisroom18
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This document provides information about a slideshow presentation on the history and culture of Maori in New Zealand. It includes a timeline of key Maori events from 1790-1900. It also discusses the causes and effects of the Treaty of Waitangi, how Maori had to adapt to European ways including their lifestyles and culture, and how past events still affect lives today. The presentation criteria are to show this information through a timeline, graphic organizer, questions, and examples to help understand Maori adaptations to European influence over time.Treaty of waitangi presentation
Treaty of waitangi presentationtnisroom18
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The document summarizes the history of the Maori people in New Zealand and their interactions with European settlers. It describes how the Maori first encountered Europeans in 1642. It then discusses the Treaty of Waitangi signed in 1840 that stopped conflicts between Europeans and Maori and allowed for trade and cooperation. However, adapting to European ways had downsides for the Maori as their culture risked being forgotten or taken advantage of. The document is a student project on the topic.Maori inquiry
Maori inquirytnisroom18
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Maori first arrived in New Zealand around 1300 AD. European contact began in 1769 when James Cook claimed the land for Britain. In 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed between the British Crown and many Maori chiefs, establishing a framework for cooperation but also conflict over land and culture as European settlement increased. Maori struggled to adapt to the disruption of their traditional way of life but maintained important aspects of their culture and language. The Treaty of Waitangi now represents the founding document of modern New Zealand and its status as one of the most bi-cultural nations in the world, though some issues of sovereignty and land rights continue.Maori powerpoint (final)
Maori powerpoint (final)tnisroom18
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The document summarizes key events in New Zealand history between 1790 and 1856:
- Deep sea whaling and other industries began in 1790, and Maori suffered their first epidemic.
- In 1820, Ngapuhi chief Hongi Hika visited England and returned with muskets.
- In 1833, James Busby arrived as British Resident at the Bay of Islands.
- In 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed on February 6th.
- In 1856, Te Wherowhero became the first Maori king, taking the name Potatau I.Me and stellas presentation
Me and stellas presentationtnisroom18
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Before Europeans arrived, Maori lived in tribal groups near the sea, relying on fishing, shellfish, and crops. When Europeans came, they brought guns, money, foods, and diseases, which drastically changed Maori life. Maori warfare became deadlier with guns and they shifted to a money economy. While Europeans introduced education and medicine, they also brought epidemics that killed many Maori. To organize land sales and British control, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840, establishing British law but protecting Maori authority and culture.Treaty of waitangi presentation
Treaty of waitangi presentationtnisroom18
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The document discusses the history of the Maori people in New Zealand and the Treaty of Waitangi. It summarizes that the Polynesians first discovered New Zealand in 900 AD. The Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 to stop conflict between Europeans and Maoris after Europeans had begun settling in New Zealand. The treaty aimed to establish a system of governance between the British Crown and Maori chiefs and protect Maori land rights and customs.Treaty of waitangi presentation
Treaty of waitangi presentationtnisroom18
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The document discusses the history of the Maori people in New Zealand and the Treaty of Waitangi. It summarizes that the Polynesians first discovered New Zealand in 900 AD. The Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840 to stop conflict between Europeans and Maoris by establishing agreements over land and governance. The treaty aimed to protect Maori interests as British settlement in New Zealand increased significantly in the early 19th century.Liams and bradley slideshow inquiry 
Liams and bradley slideshow inquiry tnisroom18
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The document summarizes the history of Maori in New Zealand from their arrival in 900 CE until modern times. It describes key events such as European contact in 1642, the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, and wars between Maori and Europeans from 1845-1872. It also discusses how Maori adapted to European settlement by adopting new technologies, religions, and lifestyles. Today, the events of the past continue to influence issues like land ownership disputes and government laws.Past civilisations maori success criteria
Past civilisations maori success criteriatnisroom18
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The document provides success criteria for a slide show presentation about past civilizations in New Zealand, including a timeline of significant events in Maori history, a graphic organizer analyzing the causes and effects of the Treaty of Waitangi, how Maori adapted to European ways and whether it was fair, drawing and describing a Maori village, and how past events still affect lives today. Students are encouraged to email the teacher for feedback or advice on their progress.Use mini inquiry
Use mini inquirytnisroom18
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The document outlines a plan to create a weekly timetable on a piece of paper to track activities for emergency boxes each day of the week. The timetable will be displayed on the wall in the author's room and checked each morning to see what tasks need to be done for different times of the day, with the overall goal being to stay prepared for anything unexpected that may occur.Notice board
Notice boardtnisroom18
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Bradley organized a notice board by placing name tags, current notices for specific people, longer-lasting notices in the corner, and an events calendar. He ensured there was space for papers and the correct updated notices were displayed. Bradley completed the organized notice board to help keep his family informed of important information.Notice board bradley
Notice board bradleytnisroom18
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Bradley organized a notice board by placing name tags, current notices for specific people, longer-lasting notices in the corner, and an events calendar. He ensured there was space for papers and the correct updated notices were included. Bradley completed the organized notice board to help keep his family informed of important information.Find mini inquiry
Find mini inquirytnisroom18
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A timetable is a schedule organized in a tabular format that lists planned events and the times they will take place. It provides instructions on how to create an effective timetable for studying by listing times down the left side and days of the week across the top to block out times for assignments, projects, homework, and test preparation. Filling in the timetable with specific tasks helps students organize their time and prepare for assessments and deadlines.Find mini inquiry
Find mini inquirytnisroom18
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A timetable is a schedule organized in a tabular format that lists planned events and the times they will take place. It provides instructions on how to create an effective timetable for studying by listing times down the left side and days of the week across the top to block out times for assignments, projects, homework, and test preparation. Filling in the timetable with specific tasks and due dates helps students organize their studying in an efficient manner over days and weeks.Find mini inquiry (anwers)
Find mini inquiry (anwers)tnisroom18
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The document discusses why creating a timetable is beneficial. It recommends including all seven days of the week on the timetable, with an extra box for unexpected items. Timetables are important because they help students stay organized, particularly with homework. They provide a visual plan to keep students on track and ensure assignments are completed properly.Mini inquiry
Mini inquirytnisroom18
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The document outlines a mini-inquiry into home or lifestyle systems that could be modified. It describes brainstorming various systems like cooking, computers, chores, and establishing a timetable. The author chooses to inquire further into creating a timetable system because they currently don't have one and establishing one could help manage their time better. They propose questions to guide learning more about developing an effective personal timetable system.Blast fishing
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This document summarizes the negative impacts of blast fishing on a coral reef ecosystem. It tells the story of Buzz, a coelacanth fish who witnesses his coral reef home and neighbors destroyed by dynamite and cyanide used by local fishermen led by a man named Bruce. Although the overfishing is stopped temporarily, Bruce later poisons the water with cyanide to kill more fish when spear fishing proves ineffective. This devastates the reef ecosystem, leaving it dead and forcing the village into starvation. The chief eventually implements sustainable fishing practices and releases captive fish to replenish the reef.Saving water presentation
- 1. Saving WaterBy Justin Kim
- 2. Fix dripping tapsHave a bath and water the garden with the water you bathed inPut bottles of sand in your toilet tankDon`t leave the water on while brushing your teethHow can we save water around the house?
- 3. Kitchen: 20%Laundry: 20%Garden: 20%Bathroom: 40%How much water do we use around the house?
- 4. 1st Iceland2nd Gabon3rd N. Guinea4th Canada5th New Zealand6th Liberia7th Norway8th Congo9th Bolivia10th PeruWhere is the world`s top 10 freshest waters coming from?
- 5. Bibliographywww.mapsofworld.com › World Top Tenwww.savewater.com.au/how-to-save-water/in-the-homeeartheasy.com/live_water_saving.htmwww.iptv.org/exploremore/water/uses/use_household.cfmwww.tampagov.net/...water/...water/Water_use_calculator.asp