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The ants carry crumbs larger than themselves back to their secret tunnels.
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Series: Junior Journal 53 Level 2 2016
Reading year level: 2
Category: Fiction
Topics: animals, ants, creatures, dogs, gardens, home, pigeons, poetry, snails
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Words by Selina Powell
Illustrations by Peter Campbell
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Junior Journal 53 Level 2 2016
In this Junior Journal is one story (Zapped! Chapter 2: Tidy-Bot Goes to School), one poem (Home), one play (Buried Treasure), and two articles (Pepeha; Tōku Pepeha).
1 of 5Buried Treasure
This humorous play follows a group of pirates as they use clues on a map to search for treasure. Students will delight in the pirates’ misinterpretation of the clues and the problems caused as they follow their misdirected ideas.
2 of 5Pepeha
This article explains what a pepeha is and why it is important in Māori culture.
3 of 5Tōku Pepeha
This text follows on from the article “Pepeha” in this journal. The author, Pareraukawa Moore, describes her own pepeha and what each element means to her.
4 of 5Zapped! Chapter 2: Tidy - Bot Goes to School
This is the second chapter (out of four) in a humorous science-fiction story designed to “hook” year 3 students into reading chapter books by themselves. In this chapter, things go awry again when the twins take Tidy-Bot to school.
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