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Australian history handouts for Microsoft PowerPoint
Democracy and Government in Australia: Secondary Civics
A brilliant introduction or review activity for anyone teaching the key features of democracy and Australia's system of government for Secondary Civics and Citizenship. This easily adaptable resource can be used with Year 7, 8 or 9 students.Use with Year 7s to introduce key concepts for their civics work, and extend their knowledge by exposing to ideas which will come up again in future studies. Use with Year 8 students to succinctly review their Year 7 civics work and introduce the concept of d
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Australian Civics & Citizenship Resource Bundle
Anzac Day Ideas, Activities and Teaching Slideshow
Are you searching for a ready-to-go teaching slideshow and activities for ANZAC Day? Then this easy-to-use unit for the little ones is perfect for learning all about the history of Anzac Day. It includes the main ideas of Anzac Day, why and how we commemorate Anzac Day, symbols, ceremonies and traditions. The highly engaging visuals will help your students understand Anzac Day's importance. The activities will consolidate learning.You could also print any pages for posters as required. The no-pr
Grades:
K - 3rd
The Inter-War Period
This bundle contains four of my lesson resources, covering the entirety of 'the inter-war years between World War I and World War II, including the Treaty of Versailles, the Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression (ACOKFH018).' It also includes an overview of the different government styles, with a focus on fascism and dictatorship.The resources focus on:- Australian Year 10 History Curriculum.- The major causes of WWII.The bundle contains handouts, powerpoint lectures, videos, and learning ac
Grades:
10th
Australian Immigration History from the 20th Century - Timeline & Activities
Are you tired of scouring the internet for migration activities? This complete 20th Century Immigration to Australia history unit is perfect for your students. Activities include a teaching PowerPoint, migration stories, timeline, worksheets, banners, posters and much more. Students will explore migration and how our society was created.The ready-to-go explicit teaching slideshow will make teaching this topic a breeze. Just display, and it will guide you through the main ideas, like:⭐️Why people
Grades:
5th - 6th
Australia Physical Map
This set is perfect to use to teach students the major physical features of Australia.This set includes:a BLANK PHYSICAL MAP of Australia for students to fill out in order to learn and locate the major physical features20 page PowerPoint slides that show students where to label the physical features on their map. The slides also provide information and photos of each physical feature for students to learn from. 2 differentiated versions of a MAP QUIZANSWER KEYS to the map quizzes***If you enjoy
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in: Australia & Oceania BUNDLE
Y7 History Lesson 6: Spreading Out - Migration, Super Highways, Curriculum 9.0
Help your students map the spread of people across Australia with this literacy skills focused lesson!This download is the sixth lesson in my Deep Time History of Australia unit plan, 'Spreading Out'. Lesson Goal: I can explain why First Australians spread across Australia.It explains to students how, why and where humans spread across Australia using super highways. A study of mitochondrial DNA in hair samples is studied before moving on to reading comprehension.ツ ★ This product is one of an al
Grades:
6th - 9th
Industrial Revolution - 3. The British Empire
This is a PowerPoint for the Industrial Revolution unit. It is lesson number three.Learning Objectives Identify at least 5 territories of the British Empire describe the main resources that came into Britain explain the benefits of having a strong empireIncluded:1 PPT with 10 slides1 Word Document with 4 pages for map summary and activityAustralian Curriculum - Stage 5 - Depth Study 1: Making A Better World? - Topic 1a: The Industrial Revolution (1750–1914)Syllabus dot points coveredthe techno
Grades:
8th - 11th
My Australian Heritage - Year 4 - History - Bundle
My Australian Heritage - Year 4 - History - Booklet, PPT and Display PostersAC9HS4K01the diversity of First Nations Australians, their social organisation and their continuous connection to Country/PlaceAC9HS4K02the causes of the establishment of the first British colony in Australia in 1788AC9HS4K03the experiences of individuals and groups, including military and civilian officials, and convicts involved in the establishment of the first British colonyAC9HS4K04the effects of contact with other
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4th
History Archaeology Hands On Activity - Thermoluminescence Dating Technique
Ignite curiosity and deepen understanding of our ancient past with this hands on activity where students role play and learn about the latest techniques of archaeology! Activity in reference to First Australians history, but is completely editable and can be adapted to any historical period that uses thermoluminescent dating. Included in this easy-to-access, fully editable zip download:Explicit teaching slides explaining what thermoluminescence is, how it worksA clear task description page for s
Grades:
6th - 9th
Australian Aboriginals/Stolen Generation Bundle
I use all of these resources to help me teach the Stolen Generation to my 7th graders.Included in this bundle are two days of google slides/lesson plans, a gallery walk of sources, and the worksheet that I use over the period of both days.If you have used this resource, please leave me a review so I can help myself make my products and my store better!
Grades:
7th - 12th
Rabbit Proof Fence
PowerPoint contains still shot analysis, movie analysis, student writing and responding activities and a worksheet for students to follow along with for the still shot analysis.
Grades:
7th - 12th
NAIDOC Week AFL guernsey
NAIDOC Week is celebrated in Australia every year. It is so important to teach students about the history of NAIDOC week and about our First Nations people. AFL Indigenous round is a great way of teaching students about this week through sport. This resources is great for years 2-8 and encourages them to use the symbols of First Nations peoples to create an AFL guernsey that tells a story. What is included:- Video links to explain NAIDOC week in a student friendly way - Examples of student desig
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
Year 9 History WW1
20 items in total , word docs and PPT's covering;
Conscription Debates
Battle of the Somme - Australian Forces
Background to the Great Powers
PPT - Gallipoli x 2
Rise of the ANZAC legend + ANZAC legend
Listening Task - Waltzing Matilda
Propaganda Posters Worsheet
Timeline and Timeline PPT
Trench Warfare
History assessment Gallipoli
Life at Gallipoli
Grades:
9th
Bunting Bundle | 'Awaken' | Aboriginal Indigenous Classroom Art
Awaken Bunting BundleFeaturing Indigenous artwork by Russell Yilamara Brown, ‘Awaken’ was designed exclusively for Songlines.Made to match our ‘Awaken” collection pieces such as Acknowledgement of Country, and Classroom Décor Bundle.Here’s what’s included:editable bunting flags/pennants (10 different styles) – 2 to an A4 page but can be resized.editable text boxeseasy to follow editing instructions includedTo use:You will need to have Microsoft PowerPoint installed on your computer to edit this
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Introduction to WWII
In this lesson, students are introduced to WWII, in an overly simplified and big picture way. Notably, it covers the key dates, main alliances, key events and an introduction to Hitler.- It directly relates to the 'Examination of significant events of World War II, including the Holocaust and use of the atomic bomb (ACDSEH107)'.- Please be aware that the PPT contains images that may be discomforting for some.Students will:1. engage in a warm-up, using a recall activity (focused on the different
Grades:
10th
The Gallipoli Campaign, 1915
Describe the Gallipoli campaign.Explain the significance of Gallipoli during World War One.Lesson Objective: what was the main reason that there was no delight in Turkey during World War One?The lesson resources can be easily adapted for any education system i.e. United States of America and have been downloaded over 249,000 times for students in classrooms around the world!This lesson compliments AQA GCSE History: Wider World Depth Studies: Conflict and Tension - The First World War, 1894–1918:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Government and Economy of Australia- fillable notes, definitions and presentatio
The file includes a PowerPoint, student fillable notes, post-note definitions and teacher-filled notes.Covered in the PowerPoint is--Government system in Australia- The Economy of Australia - Supply and demand- Trade in Australia -Natural resources and Entrepreneurship - Barriers to trade - Currency exchange - Standard of living-* Terms to define chartThe following standards are covered-SS6CG4 – Explain forms of citizen participation in government-SS6E10 – Analyze different
Grades:
4th - 8th
The Inter-War Period - Fascism
In this lesson, students are exposed to the different types of government styles. Notably, democracy, dictatorship, communism, and fascism.- It directly relates to the inter-war period (ACOKFH018), and helps them to understand one of the main causes of WWII.Students will:1. engage in a warm-up, using a recall activity (focused on The Treaty of Versailles and The Roaring 20s)2. understand the purpose of the lesson through the intention.3. complete an activity focusing on the features of a dictato
Grades:
10th
Also included in: The Inter-War Period
All About Australia
Included:
Guided Notes: Powerpoint, Student Copy-Handout
Review
PPT: Government Notes and student copy
PPT: Economic Understandings
Aborigine Project Directions and Rubric
Blank Australia Map
European Colonization of Australia Student Copy and Answer Key
Quiz: All about Australia
Unit Terms for students and Defined
World Wall Terms for Posting
Study Guide for student and Answer Key
Test review Questions
Three Unit Tests
Australia Map Test 3 different types
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Grades:
6th
Introduction to Colonisation and the Age of Exploration
Discover the Age of Exploration and the subsequent process of colonisation in this 60min no prep lesson with a fully editable PowerPoint. This lesson on the Age of Exploration and Colonisation covers the purpose of exploration, which countries dominated exploration and the impacts this has had on our modern world. Students will learn about the possible positive and negative impacts of colonisation before analysing why some groups of people prefer to live uncontacted by modern society. An applic
Grades:
7th - 9th
Also included in: Australian Civil Rights Movement Full Depth Study
The Interwar Period - The Roaring 20s
In this lesson, students are exposed to some of the key features of The Roaring 20s. Notably, mass production, life for women, prohibition, racial tension, and jazz.Students will:1. engage in a warm-up, assessing pre-knowledge using two visual photographic sources.2. understand the purpose of the lesson through the intention.3. watch a short clip detailing the key features of the 1920s.4. complete a collaborative jigsaw activity focusing on one of the 5 major features.This lesson fits within the
Grades:
10th
Also included in: The Inter-War Period
Landmarks of Australia PowerPoint
This PowerPoint is a must have for any teacher looking to keep students engaged and interested while learning about the geography of the world. If you covering the continents in your class, this resource is for you.Covering 8 famous landmarks located in Australia, this resources highlights the important natural and man-made resources of the "land down under".Landmarks featured in the PowerPoint include:Sydney Opera HouseGreat Barrier ReefSydney Harbor BridgeWave RockUluru/Ayers RockThe Twelve Ap
Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
The Inter-War Period - The Treaty of Versailles
In this lesson, students are exposed to some of the key features of The Treaty of Versailles. Notably, how it was formed, who were the major parties involved, as well as the terms and consequences for Germany.- It directly relates to the inter-war period (ACOKFH018), and helps them to understand one of the main causes of WWII.Students will:1. engage in a warm-up, assessing pre-knowledge using an identification and recall activity (focused on Europe)2. understand the purpose of the lesson through
Grades:
10th
Also included in: The Inter-War Period
My Australian Heritage - Year 4 - History - Booklet
My Australian Heritage - Year 4 - History - BookletAC9HS4K01the diversity of First Nations Australians, their social organisation and their continuous connection to Country/PlaceAC9HS4K02the causes of the establishment of the first British colony in Australia in 1788AC9HS4K03the experiences of individuals and groups, including military and civilian officials, and convicts involved in the establishment of the first British colonyAC9HS4K04the effects of contact with other people on First Nations A
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Grades:
4th
Also included in: My Australian Heritage - Year 4 - History - Bundle
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