Students will meet and pose questions to their guest speaker about local rules and laws.
In this lesson, students investigate how local government makes rules and law for communities.
In this lesson, students will look into their local government and how we elect people to represent us.
In this lesson, students learn about their local government and the services they provide to the community.
Students explore how Australia's laws affect Indigenous Australians and their traditional way of life.
In this lesson students explored what equality and equity are, and whether equal always mean fair.
Students will investigate the differences between a rule and a law.
In this lesson, students will look at why we have rules and laws, how they affect us and what is the role of local government has in rule ma...
In this lesson, students will research an individual and/or group that has made a difference within their community.
Students will research and create a digital page on an aspect of their community that has changed or remained the same.
Students explore their local community and how their community that has changed or remained the same over time.
In this lesson, students will create a digital presentation based on the information they learnt from their guest speaker.
Students will have their guest speaker discuss their local dialect and the land in which they belong.
In this lesson, students will prepare questions to pose to their guest speaker. They will also learn about the Acknowledgement of Country ce...
In this lesson, students will investigate who the first Australian's were and what life would be like without european settlement.
In this lesson, students will create an information report about their local place.
Students will learn about the Aboriginal name of their local place.
In this lessons, students will investigate the oceans surrounding Australia.
Students will learn about the key features within their local state or territory.
In this lesson, students will investigate the states and territories that makeup Australia.
Students will look at the imaginary lines on the world map, their name and facts.
In this lesson, students will investigate the seven continents of the world.
Students will be introduced to their new unit and learn about the features of the world map.
Students will continue their time capsule they started on in the previous lesson.
Students will learn all about the changes that happen to everyone, and how these changes can occur quickly or take a long time.
In this lesson, students will be talking about the things they like and how sometimes others may like different things.
Students look into significant events is important in our life because it makes us all special and is part of our history.
In this lesson, students will create their own timeline about significant events in their life.
