Chronicles Of Narnia
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- SCENE 1
- Good Morning! Today our topic is biodiversity conservation. Can anyone give us an insight on that topic
- SCENE 2
- There are national parks build by the government in order to conserve biodiversity. Hunting, grazing and poaching has been prohibited.
- Well done! Let us a get a deeper insight
- SCENE 3
- Let's see about the Biosphere Reserves: 1. Core Zone: Strictly protects area where no human activity is allowed2. Buffer Zone: Surrounds the core and is used for activities related to scientific research and training. 3. Transition Zone: Used for non-destructive human activities including agriculture, housing for tribal and tourism.
- SCENE 4
- Are there places made for animal and plants habitation
- Yes, Wildlife Sanctuary is build to protect biodiversity. It preserves wildlife in their natural surrondings.
- When Lucy enters Narnia, A faun (Half human half goat) called Tumnus finds her. Tumnus welcomes her to Narnia.
- SCENE 5
- Botanical Gardens: Places where a large number of plants are grown with their scientific names. They are established to conserve rare and threatened plant species.Zoological Parks: They keep them is closed or open confinements for public exhibition. Zoos provide information about the different species.
- When Edmund and Lucy comes back. Edmund lies that whatever Lucy said is fake and there is no such land. Which makes Lucy sad and makes her feel bad. While Peter and Susan get confused.
- SCENE 6
- So children, we should learn to conserve flora and fauna, and protect it. Do not harm the nature or animal.
- All the 4 kids entered Narnia. They find that Mr. Tumnus's house is destroyed, Then the robin helps leads then into a beaver.
- Lucy and Susan can't sleep as they are tensed, they both get up and go in search of Aslan and finds him, he lets them follow and they end up seeing Aslan get killed.
- All the siblings had became queens and kings of Narnia and they found the lamp post which leads them home. But no time had passed in England.
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