121. Introd It is your job to learn everything there is to know about kangaroos using many resources at First, make a KWL list about kangaroos with your classmates. http://www.dedham.k12.ma.us/webquest/fall2000/mc/introd.html

Kangaroos A Webquest for Primary Grades Designed by Melissa Colleton Introduction Task Process Evaluation ... Conclusion Introduction G'Day mates! You have been chosen to help your school choose a new mascot. One classroom has been selected from each grade to research a specific animal. You have been assigned the kangaroo. It is your job to learn everything there is to know about kangaroos using many resources at school. When your research is complete, you will present your kangaroo research at an all school assembly. After each selected class presents their research every student in the school will have an opportunity to vote for his/her choice at the end of the assembly. Back Home The Task Here's how our Kanga Adventure will begin: First, make a KWL list about kangaroos with your classmates. Next, make a list of resources that are available at school to help with this project. Use the "Did You Know" Fact Cards to help keep information organized. Write information carefully on Fascinating Kangaroo Fact Sheet. Create a picture of each kangaroo.

122. Eastbayexpress.com | Culture | Profile | Kangaroos And Corn Dogs | 2005-07-27 Take part of eastbayexpress.com s Culture section by reading about your cities museums, art, book readings, and performance art. The East Bay Express is an http://www.eastbayexpress.com/Issues/2005-07-27/culture/profile.html

ARCHIVE SEARCH Home Letters Dining ... Free Stuff Profile Kangaroos and Corn Dogs Souther Salazar draws cartoons for kids and punks. By Anneli Rufus Published: Wednesday, July 27, 2005 Details: Destined for Dizziness! By Souther Salazar Buenaventura Press, $5.95 Printer friendly version of this story Email Anneli Rufus More stories by Anneli Rufus Send a letter to the editor Send this story to a friend Theater It'll Cost You Aurora scores with The Price , Miller's examination of the roads taken and not. How Much? In Owners , everything can be had for a price, if you can just figure out what it is. Culture Spy Flame On Berkeley Rep bounces back from a fire that gutted its scene shop. On Stage On Stage Our critics weigh in on local theater. On The Wall On the Wall Our critics weigh in on local art. One day over French toast in a Pasadena diner whose wide windows let in lots of lemony morning light, Souther Salazar opened his sketchbook. Its pages were thick with drawings of monsters and houses and birds, and he added a little figure, neither human nor animal: blobs linked by bars, with a knifeblade of a nose and the most engaging smile. Salazar squinted at it. "It's funny that was one of those moments where I'm not trying to think of an idea, which is when I think they come out the easiest."

123. Roebourne Primary School Traditional Aboriginal school, primarily for the Yindjibarndi peoples. Student work, culture and dictionary information, instructions for preparing and cooking emus, kangaroos, and bush foods, as well as music downloads included. http://www.roebourne.wa.edu.au/default2.htm

Home Tour Class Work ... Contact Yirramagardu School - Roebourne This bit requires a java enabled browser! Traditional Music Listen! Spoken Language (hear a selection) Kangaroo Skinning Bush Food and Medicine Book Review - Olive Python Dreaming ... -Army Reserve Visit Welcome! Wanthiwa! Please have a look round our site - tour our land, visit our Archive Page hear and feel the music . Make sure you check in at the Guest Book sometime too (now closed, but you can read some archived entries!) Schools - we have our Internet Policy online. Feel free to download a copy to give you ideas. SITE CREDITS See some of our awards

124. Jumping Kangaroos Task 182 Handson Problem Solving Task Centres have been part of Australian maths education since the late 1970s. Our site contains this history, many practical http://www.mav.vic.edu.au/PSTC/cc/kangaroo.htm

Home Contact Us Membership Association Information ... Jobs Market Jumping Kangaroos Task 182 View the task Doug Williams (email : doug@blackdouglas.com.au) Black Douglas Professional Education Services TEACHERS' NOTES Background This is a very widely known puzzle that exists in many variations in many countries. (eg: 'Frogs on lily pads', 'Mountain goats on a trail', etc). To solve it requires a systematic approach to the movement of the 'kangaroos', and the patterns of moves yields a fascinating quadratic relationship. Students are encouraged to work out the number of moves required for different numbers of discs and to look for patterns as the number of discs increases. This allows them to make predictions for even higher numbers of 'kangaroos' on either side. It is a great puzzle, but it becomes mathematically richer when the underlying algebra behind the moves can be explicitly recognised and explored. Features A physical introduction For a whole class setting it can be a fun way to introduce the problem by setting up 7 chairs and having three pupils on each side (boys and girls?) representing the 'kangaroos'. Systematic movement The problem can be difficult, especially if you start with three or four on each side. Solving the simpler puzzle of just one on each side and then two can show the logic of the moves necessary for higher numbers on each side.

125. Mmtitle A notso-serious soap opera with kangaroos. These roos live in a bizarre sci-fi, fantasy world of magic and science, and no humans. Updated monthly. http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/1693/mmlist.html

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126. More Than Koalas And Kangaroos – Sights To See In Australia Unique animals like koalas and kangaroos are understandably on a tourist’s mustsee list, as are the oft-photographed Sydney Harbour Bridge and the red http://www.finetuning.com/articles/562-more-than-koalas-and-kangaroos--sights-to

FineTuning.com Independent Articles and Advice Login Register Finance Life ... Write For Us Additional Resouces Yosemite National Park Accommodation Hotels In Sydney Australia Real Estate Melbourne Australia Emigrating To Australia ... FULL TEXT PAGES: More Than Koalas and Kangaroos – Sights to See in Australia by Amanda Kendle June 10, 2005 Australia’s a holiday destination like no other. Unique animals like koalas and kangaroos are understandably on a tourist’s must-see list, as are the oft-photographed Sydney Harbour Bridge and the red glow of Uluru (Ayers Rock). But for those who travel all that distance, there are countless other incredible sights to see. The Sydney Harbour Bridge and red Ayers Rock are well-known symbols of the Land Down Under, and every tourist comes home from Australia with a collection of photographs of kangaroos and koalas. But there are hundreds of other things to see and do in Australia: swim with dolphins, walk around in the red desert, or even watch penguins returning to their homes at night. In and Around Sydney Everyone knows Sydney, but not everybody knows that “The Rocks” area in the center of Sydney is a real-life walkthrough of where the city started. Back on 26 January 1788, this was the place where sailors from the First Fleet landed and established the first British settlement. This day is celebrated every year as Australia Day, although it is now also remembered that Australia has been inhabited for much longer than this two hundred odd years, with the Aboriginal people having lived in Australia for many thousands of years. “The Rocks” includes many historical buildings that are well preserved and cared for, although they are now usually operating as bars or caf©s rather than old shops. Millions of tourists and locals alike visit “The Rocks” every year, and the area is easy to find as it’s next to the ferry docks and that famous coat hanger, the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

127. Animal Info - Index By Groups Of Animals A page with links to information about several species of kangaroos, Wallabies and Marsupial Carnivores. http://www.animalinfo.org/groupind.htm

Animal Info - Index by Groups of Animals This index groups animals which either are taxonomically related (e.g. Cats) or have similar names (e.g. Shrews, Elephant Shrews, and Tree Shrews (all found under "Shrews")). (This index is aimed at the non-technical reader and does not necessarily follow taxonomic groupings.) Each species is listed under only one common name and appears only once in this index, as opposed to the Species Index , where all common names and all scientific names known to us for each species are listed. Common names generally follow (*P) indicates that there are one or more links to pictures of the animal in the "Profile" section at the top of its web page. Contents Antelopes and Gazelles Apes Armadillos Asses ... Deer (incl. Muntjacs), Dogs Dolphins Echidna Elephants ... Moles (incl. Golden Moles), Mongooses Monkeys Oxen Pandas ... Zebras Antelopes and Gazelles Addax Addax nasomaculatus (*P) Arabian Oryx Oryx leucoryx (*P) Chiru (Tibetan Antelope) Pantholops hodgsonii (*P) Cuvier's Gazelle Gazella cuvieri (*P) Dama Gazelle Gazella dama (*P) Hirola (Hunter's Hartebeest) Damaliscus hunteri (*P) Jentink's Duiker Cephalophus jentinki (*P) Mountain Nyala Tragelaphus buxtoni (*P) Scimitar-horned Oryx Oryx dammah (*P) Slender-horned Gazelle Gazella leptoceros (*P) Apes Bonobo ("Pygmy" Chimpanzee)

128. Kangaroo Themed Coloring Pages free printable kangaroo coloring book pages. Kangaroo Themed Coloring Pages. kangaroo coloring pages kangaroo coloring pages kangaroo coloring pages http://www.coloring.ws/kangaroos.htm

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129. Kangaroos And Quokkas - Tourism Western Australia kangaroos Western Australia’s kangaroos are enjoyed as much by locals as they There are two main species – western grey kangaroos (the most common) and http://www.westernaustralia.com/en/Travel/Holiday Experiences/Local Wildlife/Kan

home sign in contact us site map ... Local Wildlife Kangaroos and Quokkas Visitors who appreciate a natural flavour to their holiday should head to Western Australia – the state is literally teeming with abundant and diverse wildlife, and our magnificent national forests and parks provide excellent animal-spotting opportunities. Hopping along with the iconic kangaroo Western Australia’s kangaroos are enjoyed as much by locals as they are by those travelling through the state. There are two main species – western grey kangaroos (the most common) and the famous red kangaroo or “Blue Flyer”. The red kangaroo is the largest marsupial in the world. Often growing bigger than a man, this species can reach heights in excess of six feet and weigh more than 80 kilograms. They prefer a more arid climate to the western greys, so visit the state’s desert outback regions for a guaranteed sighting. Show me how Show me where Spot western grey kangaroos munching on their early morning breakfast grasses alongside bush tracks or on our plentiful golf course fairways. They tend to fancy hopping along the open greens. You can also catch sight of these powerful marsupials crossing roads in rural areas, so keep watch for them during your travels into the Western Australian countryside.

130. Brantano Footwear, The Most Dynamic Shoe Retailer International skok¦de som s¦lger modeller fra Bamse, Osaga, ArautoRap, Footi, Melania, kangaroos, Rockground, Kennedy, Clarks, Docker's, Nike, Fila, Adidas, Reebok, Imac. Oversigt over danske butikker p¥ sitet. http://www.brantano.dk/

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131. Queensland Museum South Bank - Exhibitions - Kangaroos Welcome to the Queensland Museum at South Bank, Brisbane. http://www.qmsouthbank.museum.qld.gov.au/exhibitions/kangaroos.asp

about us contact search visitor info ... news Sciencentre qm Exhibitions Kangaroos Exhibitions Dinosaur Garden Mephisto Sciencentre ... Endangered Species Kangaroos Inquiry Centre Kangaroos Kangaroos There are about 30 different kangaroos and wallabies in Queensland. The largest are the Red Kangaroos, the Grey Kangaroo and the Wallaroo. Would you like to learn how to identify them? Quick Links Calendar Education Queensland Museum Inquiry Centre ... qm online Museums Brisbane Queensland Museum South Bank Townsville ... Information

132. Kangaroo Conservation Center Offers group tours to see kangaroos, Dikdiks, Springhass, and Cranes on this working farm in Dawsonville. http://www.kangaroocenter.com/

Kangaroo Conservation Center "Georgia's Aussie Adventure" "Experience the largest kangaroo collection outside of Australia" One of the top 7 "don't miss" attractions in Metro Atlanta (Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 9, 2001). Located in the foothills of the Southern Appalachian Mountains in Dawsonville, Georgia, our wildlife park offers education and adventure for second grade to adult! Plan on spending 2-3 hours with us: Your admission fee includes the guided tour: a ride-thru the Georgia "Outback" to view kangaroos in natural habitats and a show in our arena presenting various adorable Aussie animals up close. On your leisure, walk thru our "Billabong Encounter," an indoor/outdoor exhibit where you wander among unique Australian plants and animals. Hike the 1/4 mile grassy path thru "Aussie Walkabout," where you will see awesome mountain views and dozens of kangaroos. Tours are generally offered twice daily Tuesday thru Saturday. Please call our reservation number 706-265-6100 for details. There is a picnic area alongside our butterfly garden. Bring your lunch; groups may inquire about purchasing box lunches (ask when you make reservations). For your convenience, we offer light snacks for sale, including soft drinks, microwaveable pizzas, chips, cookies, pretzels and ice cream. Our large Aussie-themed giftshop has many unique items and souvenirs available. Numbers of visitors admitted per tour are limited, so please call to make reservations (office hours Monday thru Saturday 8:30-5:00). Plan to spend an "Aussie" day with us enjoying the outdoors. (Please wear walking shoes and dress accordingly for the weather!)

133. Fourth Crossing - Short Term Care For Kangaroos Injured adult kangaroos should never be approached by inexperienced handlers. kangaroos have powerful hind legs with very sharp claws which can cause severe http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~fourth_crossing/short_term_care_kangaroos.ht

Short Term Care for Kangaroos It is important that an injured, sick or orphaned native animal be transferred to an experienced carer as soon as possible (such as WIRES, Fauna Rescue or a veterinarian). The guidelines below are provided for short term care only. It is important to remember that an injured, sick or orphaned kangaroo, as with any wild animal, will be stressed when caught. It is very important that it is kept in a dark, quiet place, away from children and family pets. Injured adult kangaroos should never be approached by inexperienced handlers. Kangaroos have powerful hind legs with very sharp claws which can cause severe injury if the kangaroo is frightened and kicks out. The claws on their fore legs are also incredibly sharp - and beware - kangaroos know how to "box" and you will more than likely be the loser if one decides to fight you. It is advisable to stay away from an injured adult kangaroo and to call a licensed wildlife organisation (ie: WIRES). Kangaroo joeys are extremely difficult to care for as they are prone to stress which can kill them quickly. An experienced carer is urgently needed and you should call a wildlife organisation or take the joey to the nearest veterinarian.

134. Austin College Women's Basketball kangaroos official web site with schedule, roster, photos. http://www.austincollege.edu/Category.asp?810

135. Kangaroos In The Mist You ll see more kangaroos here than you would in Australia, she says About 40 joeys, or young kangaroos, rest in the shade of oldgrowth sweet gums. http://www.bebeyond.com/LearnEnglish/DailyReadings/Leisure/Kangaroos.htm

May 26, 2002 International National Politics Business ... Enter to win a free cruise on Celebrity Today's News Past Week Past 30 Days Past 90 Days Past Year Since 1996 Kangaroos in the Mist By NANCY BEARDEN HENDERSON KEPTICISM is not my forte. Still, when I planned a visit to the Kangaroo Conservation Center in the small town of Dawsonville, Ga., last June, I wasn't convinced that the experience would be worth the ticket price or the four-hour drive from my home in Charlotte, N.C. What if this turned out to be a mere roadside zoo or only a quick glimpse of the animals promised in the brochure? Having never been Down Under, how could I gauge the "only such wildlife park outside of Australia"? What's more, menacing thunderstorms that had ravaged the muggy Southeast for several days were reportedly headed my way. I quickly discovered my doubts were unfounded. No touristy signs lead the way to the 87-acre wildlife preserve at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains an hour north of Atlanta. An eight-foot fence skirts the property, keeping dogs and coyotes at bay. Admittance is granted after pressing a button at the gate.

136. Boomerang Farm Golf Course Located in Queensland's Gold Coast hinterland, with a unique Australiana clubhouse and a variety of wildlife, including kangaroos. http://www.boomerangfarm.com.au

Course Info Club Events Newsletter Contact Us ... Home The Boomerang Farm is located in Queensland's Gold Coast hinterland with semi tropical surroundings and a variety of wildlife. The course was originally a dairy farm before becoming a tourist attraction where people could throw boomerangs and experience other rural activities. Eleven years ago it became a golf course and it has continued to thrive in its sub tropical enviroment. Drive through Mudgeeraba, only a 20 minute trip inland from the coast, 5 kilometres along the Springbrook Road turn right at the Boomerang Farm sign. You cant miss it 54a Johns Road, Mudgeeraba, Queensland, Australia Phone: Fax:

137. DeadBrain - Dubya's Week: Attack Of The Robocop Kangaroos The UK s best online satire. Political satire, news satire and current affairs. Updated every day of the year. http://www.deadbrain.co.uk/news/article_2004_06_05_1816.php

News · Satire · Spoof · Parody · Humour · Charles Kennedy You have landed on top of: Home News 23rd September Home Archive Dumbed Down Election 2005 ... Games News Home Archive In the News Propaganda ... Swag Today on DeadBrain: "Bogeys" to feature as Olympic sport in 2012 DeadBrain Exclusive: Downing Street tea-lady's uncensored diary revealed Panic in Warsaw as Germans 'head for polls' MI5 detains 15,000 UK 'terror suspects' ... No regrets for man who panic bought 40,000 litres of petrol Get DeadBrain: ...in your email ...on your desktop ...on your phone ...on your site ... ...more... Search: Site News: DeadBrain adds "smart links" technology Satire site in blatant Christmas money-grabbing attempt DeadBrain adds instant win games Disable popup ads ... More site news... Dubya's Week: Attack of the Robocop Kangaroos 5 June 2004 by Malcolm Drury Verbatim highlights of the daily journal of George W. Bush for the week of May 30 to June 5, 2004. With the weight of the world's problems pressing on his shoulders, our good friend is often confused, but this week his state of confusion seemed to be higher than usual. Could it be because of his excitement at the possibility of seeing Cherie Blair again? Monday 31 May Looks like another problem brewing at the offiss, seems Cheney might have been letting contracts to Hallyburton in Iraq according to Time maggezine. I phoned him and said is it true and he said it's better for you not to know and I said don't start that again, I've had enough of you telling me that, I want to know everything that your doing from now on. So he said OK, for brekfast this morning I had toast and bacon and eggs and two cups of coffee, and I'm wearing blue socks and a white shirt, tell me what else you want to know and I'll get back to you, then he hung up. He's getting wierder and wierder.

138. Men's Basketball ~ University Of Missouri At Kansas City Kangaroos, Official Ath The kangaroos' official site with news items, roster, merchandise, pictures and a game schedule. http://umkckangaroos.collegesports.com/sports/m-baskbl/umkc-m-baskbl-body.html

Cross Country Men's Basketball Men's Golf Men's Soccer ... Men's Basketball Announces 2005-06 Schedule The UMKC Kangaroos men's basketball team will face Big 12 Conference opponent Missouri for the first time in school history as part of the 2005-06 schedule, which was released today. ( more Men's Basketball Announces 2005-06 Home Schedule Men's Basketball Adds Seven-Foot New Zealander To Roster Rich Zvosec Honored by Kansas City Sports Commission ... Oakland Ends Men's Basketball Season with 67-63 Triumph in Mid-Continent Conference Tournament 2005-06 Team Information Schedule Roster 2005-06 Prospectus 2004-05 Team Information Statistics Latest Game Notes Latest Mid-Continent Conference Release 2004-05 Media Guide Media Information Season Outlook Players This Is UMKC ... Opponents 2003-04 Team Information Results and Statistics 2002-03 Recap Final Statistics Tickets Archives UMKC Kangaroos Athletics UMKC Intercollegiate Athletics SRC 201, 5100 Rockhill Road Kansas City, MO 64110 Phone: (816) 235-1036 Fax: (816) 235-1035 This website is served by College Sports Online, Inc.

139. Environment ACT - Living With Kangaroos Free ranging eastern grey kangaroos (Macropus giganteus) are an integral part of Canberra s Living with kangaroos creates unusual management challenges. http://www.environment.act.gov.au/petsandlocalwildlife/livingwithkangaroos.html

This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards, but is accessible to any browser or Internet device. You may find that the text only version is more appropriate for your browser Text Only ACT Government Directory eMove Frequently Asked Questions ... Air and Water Where am I? Home Pets and Local Wildlife Local Wildlife Living With Kangaroos ACT Kangaroo Advisory Committee Reports Environment Education for Schools Living with Kangaroos Living with Kangaroos Free ranging eastern grey kangaroos (Macropus giganteus) are an integral part of Canberra's 'bush capital' ambience. With a reduction through time in natural predation and an increase in grassland areas, the population of kangaroos in the ACT has increased. Population surveys have shown that the densities of eastern grey kangaroos on some areas of public land in the ACT have been among the highest reported for any kangaroo species anywhere in Australia. Living with kangaroos creates unusual management challenges. The ACT Kangaroo Advisory Committee has produced a detailed report containing a number of recommendations about managing kangaroos on ACT public land. The Government has adopted these recommendations. Click here to view the ACT Kangaroo Advisory Committee Reports.

140. Austin College. Sherman, Texas kangaroos. Includes a photograph of the team, schedule, results, statistics, coaching staff, and news items. http://www.austincollege.edu/Category.asp?768

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