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We'll start today's show beyond our atmosphere to celebrate World Space Week. We'll come back down to earth, to learn about a clever farmer keeping flowers local, before diving deep with some whales as they journey from Australia to Antarctica… and back. After that, we'll meet some new tradies keen to get building.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereWe'll start today's show beyond our atmosphere to celebrate World Space Week. We'll come back down to earth, to learn about a clever farmer keeping flowers local, before diving deep with some whales as they journey from Australia to Antarctica… and back. After that, we'll meet some new tradies keen to get building.
Quiz Questions
1.Can you name at least one of the things that STEM stands for?2.What did Nikki make to help connect farmers with flower buyers?3.Where do Southern Right Whales migrate to?4.What kind of jobs are the people in the Sistas in Trade program working towards?5.True or False: There are no koalas in the natural environment Northern Territory today.Bonus Tricky Question
What kind of teeth did the scientists find of the prehistoric koala? Hint: It starts with the letter 'M'.
Answers
1.Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics2.An app3.Australia to Antarctica and back4.Construction5.TrueBonus Tricky Answer
Molars
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