Australia Government - 3 Levels of Government Task Card Activities

OUT with worksheets and IN with Engagement

Can students answer all the 32 task cards? Task cards engage students in thinking, reinforcing or assessing knowledge. Questions require students to identify

• government roles and responsibilities
• leadership titles and decision makers
• government buildings
• our nation's capital city

Build confidence by using these multiple choice task cards in these suggested activities:

Classroom Scavenger Hunt

Engage students in thinking and learning, while allowing them the opportunity to discuss problems with different students rather than the ones they usually sit with. Hide all 32 task cards, inside, outside, all around the classroom, for student to find and answer

Table Talk Task Cards

Allow the table groups to mix, shuffle and spread the task cards randomly on their table. Students search and work through the scattered task cards answer the various multiple choice questions. Table talks allow students the opportunity to discuss with their partners or group members to encourage discussion and ensure accuracy.

Assembly Line Assessments effectively engages and builds confidence. As an

alternative to intimidating formal assessments, assembly lines assess

knowledge by breaking tasks up into manageable pieces. Organize task cards numerically. Students receive one card at time, record their response and and pass it through the assembly line. The pace of the assembly line will be dictated by the class, as the work to complete the assessment together.

TpT Digital Activity

This resource includes an interactive version of the PDF that students can complete from any device on TpT’s new tool.

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