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Australian Slang Letter Lesson Plan
Australian Slang Letter Lesson Plan:This is a simple and easy to use lesson plan that my students love. Students will write a letter to a friend using Australian slang about what they did over a two week vacation in Australia. Over 80 Australian slang words are included for students to use and an optional grading rubric is also included for the teacher. This lesson plan is great for a Geography, World History, or English class.This lesson plan is included in my Geography Lesson Plans and Mapping
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4th - 12th
World War 2 POWs Australia Experiences in German Prisoner of War camps
This contains a comprehensive list of research activities including20 MCQs 20 Short Answer Questions based on 4 sources (2 Pictures and 2 Written Sources)15 Short Answer Questions on the camps, conditions, experiences and interactions with the guards2 Comprehensive Extended responsesGiving students a comprehensive understanding of life of Australian POWs in Japanese camps
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9th - 12th
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Aboriginal First Australian History - Differentiated Reading Comprehension
Simple, easy to implement reading comprehension worksheet. Get your students thinking about the migration of First Australians with this clear excercise! Designed for upper primary/junior secondary students. The reading material is one page and offers three levels of differentiation. The map used is the same for both levels. Topic: The Migration of First Australians (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) across the Australian/ Sahul continent. Included in the easily accessible zip download are
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6th - 9th
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Uluru Statement - Voice to Parliament - Worksheet and Answer Sheet
This worksheet takes students through an introduction to the Uluru Statement and leads on to a discussion about the Voice to Parliament debate going on in our community at the moment. Answer Sheet can be found on pages 3 and 4.
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Voice to Parliament - Teaching Resources
Geography Alive! Oceania and Antarctica Introduction Guided Reading Questions
This product is a Guided Reading. There are 34 questions that will guide the students through the Geography Alive! Oceania and Antarctica Introduction section. The questions are over both the physical and human geography parts of the introduction and go in order of the reading.A key is provided.This product is a great way for students to be introduce to the physical and human geography of Oceania and Antarctica using an excellent resource, Geography Alive!Thanks for stopping by.EnjoyCheck out th
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Geography Alive! Chapter Introductions Guided Reading Questions Bundle
Significant Indigenous Australians - PPT and "LINE UP 3 tasks" Worksheet
Including Indigenous Perspectives is an important part of the Australian Curriculum, and this resource is a great way to do so across so many different subjects. With a PPT presentation that introduces significant historial figures since federation, students will understand just how influencial our First Nations people have been to our history and development. Follow this presentation up with a "Line Up 3" worksheet, which allows students to chose with 3 tasks they will complete. The worksheet i
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6th - 9th
Blog Activity: Multiculturalism in Australia, Past & Present
Australia is considered to be a multicultural society that embraces global cultures from many different nationalities and integrates them together. This multicultural vision for Australia was not always a part of the plan for Australia when the country was federated in 1901. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In this activity, students are guided through inquiry questions and research to examine how Australia have
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Where is the...Great Barrier Reef? Chapter Questions
This is a great resource to supplement the reading of Where is the...Great Barrier Reef, by: Nico Medina. Questions are taken directly from the text, no additional resource required. Great for quick comprehension checks. No prep, just print! This does not come with a key.
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Not Grade Specific
Gold Rush Australia - Source Analysis
As educators, we know that fostering analytical thinking and historical inquiry is essential for our students' growth. Let our Gold Rush Source Analysis Worksheet be the key that unlocks their potential and propels them on an enriching educational journey through time. Invest in the Gold Rush Source Analysis Worksheet today and unlock a world of historical exploration and critical thinking for your students.
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4th - 9th
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A Fun Australian Legal terms Wordsearch including extension activity
A Fun Australian Legal terms Wordsearch including extension activity. Students find and circle the identified words. Students then research and write a short piece on the importance of Law in Australia. Students are randomly selected to read their piece and the teacher provides supportive feedback.
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4th - 12th
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Australian First Nations Studies Project
This is a 4 week project is for students in Years 3 and up. It gives students the opportunity to explore the local area, to discover a deeper connection with their local place and build deeper understandings of Australian First Nations Countries and language. Students will develop a deep respect and sense of belonging for their local area.Students will learn about:- Indigenous art - Indigenous Australian countries and lands - The uses of native flora and fauna - Indigenous languages - Develop an
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2nd - 9th
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A Fun Australian Constitutional Wordsearch and Extension Activity
A fun Wordsearch on terms used in the Australian Constitution. Students find and circle the words. The extension is for students to research and write a short report on the importance of the Australian Constitution. Students are randomly selected and report their findings back to their classmates and the teacher provides supportive feedback.
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3rd - 12th
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Australian History quiz- university - 30 True/False Questions with Answers
Australia, known for its unique landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant history, holds countless stories that have shaped the nation. From ancient indigenous civilizations to European colonization and modern-day developments, Australian history is a fascinating tapestry of events. In this activity, we will explore 30 true and false statements about Australian history, delving into key moments, influential figures, and significant milestones. Alongside the answers, we'll provide explanati
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Australia Puzzle Page (Wordsearch and Criss-Cross / Geography / SUB / Country)
PRESTO!This download is for two fun puzzles that will work great as busy work, extra credit, sub lesson enhancement, or that perfect Friday afternoon time filler!Use one!Use both!Your download includes a WORDSEARCH and CRISS-CROSS GRID that focus on the terms connected to AUSTRALIA! A perfect addition to any social studies classroom!Answer key for both puzzles is provided!PRESTO!
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: SOCIAL STUDIES VOCABULARY PUZZLES SUPER BUNDLE - NO PREP / SUB
Australian War Memorial Research Activity Remembrance Day or Anzac Day
Australian War Memorial Research Activity for Year 2-6Students use the QR code to take them to the Australian War Memorial's Places of Pride interactive map. Students can browse a range of war memorials to draw, label and research information. Students are able to demonstrate their understanding of Australian Curriculum outcomes of Places of Significance, Empathy and Perspective. Use it as a part of your HASS program, as a one-off for Anzac Day or Remembrance Day or even as a relief teacher in n
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2nd - 6th
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Australian History - Aussie Dunny
Australian History - Aussie Dunny ProjectA great project to get the kids interested in Australian History. They will get to research and construct the famous Aussie Dunny using a booklet to record their findings and procedures in.Fantastic results everytime.Other Australian History resources are:Australian History Voting in Australia TimelineAustralian History Captain James CookAustralian History Women's RightsAustralian History Early Australian Explorers CubeAustralian History Famous Australian
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5th - 7th
Australia Unit: Take-home kangaroo pack
Things you need:
- Stuffed animal Kangaroo (or Beanie Baby)
- Journal
- This print off (laminated)
Place the book, journal and the directions for parents (included in this pack) in a bag and send home with students. They can take turns sharing the book with their families and writing about their reflections.
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K - 3rd
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EDITABLE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Life choice board Level 3/4
Bloom's taxonomy choice grid for students.Student voice at it's finest! Let them chose how to demonstrate their knowledge.Includes an evidence checklist aligned to the Victorian Curriculum - History Level 3 and 4. Perfect to collect data and evidence for report writing time.
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3rd - 4th
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Geography of the Lands Down Under - Section 2 Outline Notes and Worksheet
These editable outline notes and worksheet can be used with the Section 2 PowerPoint from the Geography of the Lands Down Under Unit. Are you looking for more geography resources? Check out all of the geography products that I have listed on TPT. · World Regional Geography Full-Year Bundle Save money with bundles!· Geography Essential Three-Unit Bundle Save money with bundles!· Latin American Bundle Save money with bundles!· Europe and Russia Bundle Save money with bundles!· Geography Basicso S
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5th - 10th
Also included in: Geography of the Lands Down Under - Section 2 Bundle - Australia
Aboriginal Studies - Australia Day - Media Article Worksheet
This task has been highly scaffolded to support students to find the answers to the questions on the worksheet. Once this is then completed, it opens up a further discussion with the class about the date of Australia Day and the ongoing debate in Australian society as to whether this date is appropriate or not.
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4th - 10th
Also included in: Australian Aboriginal Studies
Aboriginal Studies - Martial Law - Media Article Worksheet
This worksheet has been scaffolded throughout the media article to support students to read the text and to find the answers to the questions. This task opens up the opportunity for further class discussion about martial law in Australia and the early treatment of Aboriginal people.
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4th - 10th
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Also included in: Australian Aboriginal Studies
First Fleet Homework Sheet
This homework sheet provides spelling words, vocabulary matching and a comparison activity based around the First Fleet. Suitable for use in Grade 5 and 6.
Becky McPhee
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5th - 6th
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Centre Point Tower Opening YEAR 4
This is a lesson plan for year 4 students that aims to develop their understanding of the historical significance of the Centre Point Tower in Sydney. Students will be given an article to read, followed by 10 questions that will help them learn about the date the tower opened, its height, purpose, construction, challenges, impact on the community, and attractions within it. The lesson plan encourages critical thinking through group discussions and written responses. Its objective is to provide s
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4th
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Humanities:- Iconic Australian Places- Wordsearch
A wordsearch of Australian Iconic places- Do Now type activity to immerse students into Australian History and Geography. Students highlight all of the words and can then select an iconic place to research and report back to the class their findings.
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7th - 12th
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