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CCB’s alterations were written and designed by Jane Horgan .  \nContact Cheetah Conservation Botswana  \n+267 350 0613  \n[info@cheetahconservationbotswana. org](info@cheetahconservationbotswana. org)[ ](info@cheetahconservationbotswana. org)Private Bag BO284, Bontleng, Gaborone, Botswana  \n\n| This programme is supported by |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| | | |\n\nWe would like to thank Botswana’s Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, Conservation and Tourism and the Department of Wildlife and National Parks  \nfor their ongoing support  \nHi! I'm Cheeky!  \nWelcome to the bush camp!  \nThis is your own CCB workbook, and you can take it home with you . There are lots of drawings to colour in and fun activities for you to do.  \nIf you are not sure what the underlined words mean, you can find their meanings in the glossary at the back of the workbook.  \nWe will help you complete each task and guide you on your way.  \nHave fun and please take care of your workbook.  \nBe sure to look for Cheeky — her spots, tracks or pictures are hiding on every page!  \nTiisano Education Centre is home to many wonderful living and non-living things.  \nJust like at home and at school there are a few rules we need to follow.  \n| Respect yourself\u003Cbr>This means keeping yourself safe. Do not wander off by yourself, don’t wander after dark and keep an eye out for dangerous animals at all times. This includes checking your clothes, shoes, bed and bags for scorpions and snakes. If you or any of your friends get into trouble, call for a teacher immediately. | Respect each other\u003Cbr>Respect your teachers by being on time, listening to and following instructions. Respect your fellow students and their ideas - even if you disagree. Be helpful, kind and supportive of each other. Bullying will not be tolerated. | Respect\u003Cbr>the environment\u003Cbr>The ecosystem is very fragile and everything in it plays an important role. Please do not pick or damage any plants and please do not harass or harm any animals at our camp . Do not waste water and place\u003Cbr>your litter in the bin. If we all look after the environment  , it will look after us . |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nBUSH CAMP RULES  \nRespect yourself  Respect each other  Respect the environment   \n1  \nANIMAL DETECTIVE  \nCCB  \nCCB  \nUse your Field Guide to help you  \n\n| LEGEND |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| | Moon & Stars means these animals are nocturnal\u003Cbr>They are active at night. |\n| | Sun means these animals are diurnal\u003Cbr>They are active during the day. |\n| | Rising/setting sun means these animals are\u003Cbr>crepuscular. They are active at dawn and dusk. |\n\nUse your bush voice and keep your eyes and ears sharp! You might get to see the animal you are tracking.  \nDo not just look, also SEE.  \nTake your time and search for any clues. Where are the tracks? Are they on the road or at the waterhole? Is the ground hard or soft? 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Acacia trees (vachellia) are the most","cbCaiiWimYTKfXrZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiWimYTKfXrZ","pdf",20912854,48,"English","# Bush Camp Workbook\n## Welcome and camp rules\n## Animal Detective\n## Animal Detective checklist\n## Cheetahs and adaptations\n## Conservation status and biodiversity\n## Contents, field guide and glossary","[{\"question\":\"What camp rules must students follow in the Bush Camp Workbook?\",\"answer\":\"Students should respect themselves, others, and the environment. This includes staying safe, listening to and following instructions, preventing bullying, not damaging plants, not harassing animals, and not wasting water.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Animal Detective activity help children learn about animals?\",\"answer\":\"Children use a Field Guide to look for clues such as tracks, spoor, poo, trees, and other signs. 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