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3rd grade australian history resources for Microsoft Word
Study Guide for "The Rabbits"
This study guide was created for a low-level (Cambridge A2) class of Year 11 Chinese students at an Australian-curriculum international school. These students studied this book as part of a unit on the "stolen generation" and the injustices that Aboriginal Australians have faced since the arrival of the British in 1788. John Marsden and Shaun Tan's text is written for the native-speaking Australian students in the primary grades, but this study guide could be adapted for EAL students or native-s
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3rd - 11th
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Two Cultures – Aboriginal & First Contacts Stage 2 Program
Two Cultures – Aboriginal & First Contacts Stage 2Key Learning Area: HSIE, History, GeographyIncludes:title pageeditable program This unit focuses on students learning about two sides of British Colonisation. Students imagine and use empathy to consider conditions on board the Endeavour and arriving in Australia. Students imagine and use empathy to consider Aboriginal peoples perspective when the British arrived/invaded Australia. Students develop understandings of nature and the conn
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3rd - 4th
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'The Writing Revolution' (TWR) SPO Writing - 'The Happiness Box'
'The Writing Revolution' (TWR) SPO (singl paragraph outline). Select appropriate details that are related to a topic sentence to write a well-crafted paragraph based on the picturebook 'The Happiness Box' by Mark Greenwood based on Australian soldiers held in prisoner-of-war camps in Changi during World War II.
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3rd - 6th
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Anzac Day Assembly Presentation Support Document
A word document containing a sample script which supports the Notebook Presentation assembly file (freely available).
Assembly runs for approximately 30mins and can be run entirely by the student leaders or similar. Opportunities are included for a song and a visiting speaker as required.
Script can be easily adapted to suit individual requirements.
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3rd - 6th
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Australian Convicts Inquiry Unit
Unit OverviewWebQuest: Two hundred years ago very few people in England lived happy and comfortable lives. Times were harsh and punishments severe. Many people convicted of crimes, sometimes quite minor, were transported to NSW. Convicts with certain skills were very useful in starting the new colony. You are the Governor of NSW, in charge of the colony and able to pardon convicts. You decide to pardon one carefully selected convict to assist in the work of the colony. Who will you pardon and wh
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3rd - 5th
Australian History - Colonisation Investigation
In this investigation students are required to access and research a series of questions related to the colonisation of Australia.
This activity links to our government and civics and citizenship course as well as covering various aspects of Australian history.
This is a fantastic way for students to delve into our history and explore colonisation ina fun and interesting way.
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3rd - 10th
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AMAZING ANZAC BISCUITS RECIPE text and reading comprehension
Perfect ANZAC DAY activity for a reading and/or writing lesson for procedural texts. It comes with instructions for deconstruction/annotating the procedure AND reading comprehension questions (thin & thick) (closed & open ended questions) that are explained.
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2nd - 5th
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Seesaw Preloaded and Interactive- Australian Geography Bundle
Check out these Seesaw Preloaded Australian Geography activities, great resources for online learning.All set for you to save into your Seesaw account, these engaging resources are fun and interactive. Students can use these resources using the Seesaw website or Seesaw app on iPads.These can be used as a exit ticket, a diagnostic assessment or for students to become more familiar with the Australian states and territories, floral and faunal emblems.The bundle includes 5 resources including:* Au
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1st - 3rd
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Information reports and questions on famous Australian Bushrangers: Ned Kelly, C
Information reports and questions on famous Australian Bushrangers: Ned Kelly, Captain Thunderbolt, Ben Hall and Frank Gardiner.Each information report contains a reading passage and questions for the students to answer. In addition, there is a set of fifteen research questions for students to answer and a wordsearch.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Ned Kelly Story using De Bono's Thinkers Hats.
Ned Kelly is a famous figure in Australian history. His story is controversial and complicated. Here we explore a version of Ned Kelly's life and look at the choices he made using some of De Bono's thinking hats.
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3rd - 10th
Information reports and questions on The Eureka Stockade: The Eureka Stockade, P
Information reports and questions on The Eureka Stockade: The Eureka Stockade, Peter Lalor, Raffaello Carboni, George Black, Henry Seekamp, James Bentley and The Troopers. Each information report contains a reading passage and questions for the students to answer. In addition, there is an activity to draw The Eureka Stockade Flag, set of twelve research questions for students to answer and a wordsearch.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Australia Physical Map with Answers
Australia Physical Map features needed to know for sixth grade GA standards. Also, good for any world geography.
This map is needed for the Australian Map Book Project.
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3rd - 10th
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First Contacts & Australian Explorers(2 terms work OUTLINE ONLY)
My store- The Right Stuff, is primarily stocked with units which are used on the Smart Board. They are mostly Smart Notebook files and require you to have this program available to you.
This unit includes 20 lessons and is associated with a Smart Notebook file available for sale in my store. Half of the unit follows the outcomes in the NSW Australian Syllabus- History, for the stage two required : First Contacts. This is followed by a written test for those who require it. The other half of the
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3rd - 4th
First Fleet History Independent Online Study PowerPoint Bundle Weeks 1-4
This is the all four of the set of 4 PowerPoint slides are four weeks of history lessons for students to work through independently on the PowerPoint slides. The slides include learning intentions, success criteria, instructions for tasks and links to resources. The unit covers the topics of England in the 1800's, Captain Cook, Convicts, First Fleet and The Impact of White Settlement. This could be put out as an assignment through Google Classroom.
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3rd - 4th
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 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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First Fleet Matrix of Activities
A matrix of assessment tasks students can choose from to complete, there are three levels of difficulty for the topic areas and 12 activities for each topic:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
England – Living Conditions, Crime 1780’s
James Cook and his explorations
First Fleet
First Contact and Penal Colony
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3rd - 6th
The Rainbow Serpent Reading Unit NAIDOC Week
Ten lesson plans that create a two week unit plan based on the story 'The Rainbow Serpent'. Useful during NAIDOC week but can be implemented during any time during the year as it covers:Sequencing, comprehension and comparing/contrasting
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1st - 3rd
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Australian Landmarks
Students will learn about the location of significant Australian Landmarks i.e. the state in which they are located and whether they are natural or man-made. Students will also have the opportunity to practice ‘alphabetical order’ skills as the Information Text lists the Landmarks in order, but they are randomly listed on the Worksheet.
I recommend enlarging the Australian Landmarks Information Sheet and Photos to A3, print back to back, and then laminate. Have the children work with a part
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1st - 4th
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Young Dark Emu - Multi Task
A short Reading Comprehension Task designed to explore the mentor text through glossary definitions, visualising, and letter writing through point of view.
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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HSIE full convict and first fleet unit of work
HSIE full convict and first fleet unit of work
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3rd - 5th
Toys Through Time Year 2 Social Studies/Humanities and Social Sciences Unit Plan
Unit framework for year 2 Humanities and Social Studies key learning area based on the Australian Curriculum. This is my first unit on TpT and it is a unit very dear to my heart. It's a growing project as I receive feedback I will make necessary changes and the unit does include an excursion based in New South Wales Australia. Differentiation included in the framework is basic so I have left it as a Word document so that you may edit it to suit your individual class needs. All worksheets I have
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2nd - 3rd
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Aboriginal Six Season Calendar Template
The six season Noongar calendar. This is a blank template that each student can fill in, add Noongar symbols and art work. You can print this in A4. A wonderful resource for NAIDOC week and beyond. The first inhabitants of Australia's South West were the Aboriginal people, believed to have had a connection with the land for almost 50,000 years. Conservationists by nature, they were semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers who followed a six season calendar, still used by Aboriginal people today. The six se
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1st - 6th
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Cross-Curriculum Activity Matrix
The cross-curriculum matrix is a useful tool for those fast finishing students that are keen on extending themselves after completing their assigned classroom activities. In this case, the matrix has been specifically designed to cater for a multiculturalism unit that can be embedded across a variety of learning areas. As an example, if a student completes their individual or group reading task before the remainder of the class, they simply refer to the matrix and attempt a task that is linked t
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3rd - 4th
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