In this lesson students explore manmade changes to an environment in Europe and North America. They explore the Floating City of Venice, and...
In this lesson, students locate and name the countries within the continents of Europe and North America.
Students will create a comic strip that explains how to prepare for a natural disaster. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS Geography Unit...
Students will colour and label a map of Australia to show where bushfires typically occur throughout our country. This forms part of the...
Examine the natural phenomenon of flooding in Australia with this engaging worksheet. Students will learn about the causes and impacts of fl...
Students will complete the Venn Diagram comparing the life of an Antarctic settlement to that of their own daily lives. This forms part o...
Students will complete an information report on the Antarctic Treaty. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS Geography Unit - Impacts on Envi...
Students will research a river and understand how the river influenced settlement in the surrounding area. This forms part of the Year 5...
Students will understand how various landforms affect the positioning of settlements and urbanisation. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS...
Students will look at the various effects of climate change and how they have occurred. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS Geography Unit...
Students examine the similarities and differences in the way people lived in the past and the way they live today. This forms part of the...
Students examine the ways a number of factors are affecting sustainability. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS Geography Unit - Impacts o...
Students are asked to label the European countries on the map. This forms part of the Year 5 HASS Geography Unit - Impacts on Environment...
Students complete a 3D model of a stratovolcano (composite cone volcano) Students develop an understanding of the internal structures of...
This display serves as a visual reminder for students to engage in active questioning skills.
Assesses students’ understanding of important unit content as they draw, write, and create experiments. Check students’ understanding of...
Students read an article on interesting chemistry jobs in a variety of industries, and complete a reading comprehension sheet. Help stude...
Students identify how water moves from one phase to another and whether energy is added (heating) or removed (chilling) Help students und...
This demonstration shows how a gas (water vapour) can become a solid at room temperature without ever going through a liquid phase. This...
Students research the melting points and boiling points for a number of elements, learning that the structure of an atom can have a huge eff...
A demonstration that illustrates the effect of temperature on the volume of gasses, This demonstration is a great way to illustrate how g...
One of the physical properties for solids is “hardness”. Students will use a copy of Mohs scale to discover the relative hardness of a numbe...
Students investigate the physical properties of liquids, including viscosity, and cohesion that are unique to liquids. Students also watch a...
In this activity, students analyse and record observations on the physical properties of a number of items. Students focus on the physic...
In this activity, students investigate mixtures, by dissolving borax in water, and then growing crystals out of the solution. Helps stude...
An optional experiment to the others in lesson 2 which shows a chemical mixture (complete with reaction) to contrast against the physical mi...
An alternative experiment to the boric acid snow flakes, where students create rock candy. A non-toxic alternative to the experiment cont...
In this activity, students learn about the elements of the periodic table, and how the structure of the table can give us insight into the e...
Students learn about the relationship between the roman gods and the planets, and draw a comic book representation of one of the planetary p...
