In this lesson, students investigate how scientists measure and study earthquakes, and why they do it.
In this lesson, students learn that when plates move across or towards each other, they can release energy in the form of earthquakes.
In this lesson, students explore the different layers of the earth, and focused on the crust. This includes, the thinnest layer, the crust,...
In this lesson, students learn how migrants have contributed to Australian life and culture.
In this lesson, students learn about the challenges migrants faced when they came to Australia.
In this lesson, students learn to understand why people migrated to Australia after Federation and what their push and pull factors were.
In this lesson, students learn to understand how laws created after Federation impacted different minority groups in Australia.
Now, we will start to look at what changed after Federation. In today’s lesson, we are going to focus on citizenship and who was actually cl...
In this lesson, we will look at how our system of government is similar to that of the United States and compare the two.
In this lesson, we will be investigating the Australian Constitution, how it was developed and the people and important documents that influ...
In this unit, ‘Life After Federation’, we will be exploring why Federation occurred and the influential people who shaped Australia’s govern...
This display serves as a visual reminder for students to engage in active questioning skills.
In this activity students look at real world ocean temperature data to try and understand how our changing climate may be affecting the seve...
Students investigate how buildings are designed to incorporate earthquake mitigation, and design their own building for an earthquake prone...
This final assessment piece is a group presentation on a large scale natural disaster. Assessing students’ understanding of the causes an...
In this activity, students use pieces of plasticine to visualise how plates collide along tectonic boundaries Helping students visualise...
Introduce the concept of waves in a dynamic and interactive way with this teacher worksheet. Using a slinky, students can explore and observ...
This final assessment piece is a group presentation on a large scale natural disaster. Assessing students’ understanding of the causes an...
An illustration of the difference between series and parallel circuits
These posters show electrical components in cross section so that students are better able to understand how they work.
This is the assessment for the Year 6 science unit on electricity. It tests scientific knowledge and understanding, and practical skills. It...
Students do a number of calculations to identify the financial and environmental effects of making more sustainable decisions around the hom...
Students conduct research to compare different types of electrical power generation, from both fossil fuels and more sustainable options
Students create a circuit to test whether a material is a conductor or an insulator. Students are asked to reflet on safety, as well as whet...
Students solve a number of problems by constructing circuits. The problems get more difficult as time goes on, allowing for all students to...
Students create an electromagnet, compare it to others in the classroom, and then answer a series of questions regarding how their magnet co...
Students learn the basics of an electrical circuit through trial and error. Students draw a diagram of the circuit they’ve created in a rea...
A summative assessment to check students’ understanding of the unit’s content. This quiz can be used to assess the Year 5 Earth and Space...
