As Easy as One, Two, Three
After crash landing on an unfriendly planet, Tane and Mia must find an energy crystal to recharge their ship. Tane has found a crystal, but he’s stuck in security goo outside the Meruvian fortress.
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Series: School Journal Level 2 June 2018
Reading year level: 4
Category: Fiction
Topics: algorithms, computers, courage, family, fantasy, future, humour, logic, maze, science fiction, siblings, space, working together.
As Easy as One, Two, Three
Words by Simon Cooke
Tane has found a crystal, but he’s stuck in security goo outside the Meruvian fortress. To rescue Tane, Mia must navigate her way through the most difficult defence maze in the universe! She has her guide-bot to help, but unfortunately, the guide-bot doesn’t have all the data necessary to find the quickest and safest route through the maze.
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School Journal Level 2 June 2018
Inside this School Journal there are three articles (A Hoe!; Ngatu: Keeping the Tradition Alive and Painted Hoe) and one story (As Easy as One, Two, Three).
1 of 4A Hoe
The first peaceful meetings between Māori and Europeans took place in 1769, when James Cook landed in the Tairāwhiti region.
2 of 4Ngatu - Keeping the Tradition Alive
Megan and Lita are cousins who belong to the Tongan community in Wellington.
3 of 4Painted Hoe
The first peaceful meetings between Māori and Europeans took place in 1769, when James Cook landed in the Tairāwhiti region.
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