This assessment task has been designed to use at the conclusion of the How We Spatially Represent Place Unit. Students will use the template...
This crafty set of worksheets has been designed to use as a revision tool at the completion of the ‘How We Spatially Represent Place” unit....
This simple cut and paste worksheet can be used to assist your students with demonstrating their understanding of the location of the 7 diff...
This simple cut and paste worksheet can be used to assist your students with demonstrating their understanding of the location of the differ...
This colourful puzzle resource is a terrific hands-on activity to allow your students to learn and review their knowledge of the states and...
This set of 8 information worksheets are a terrific way to teach your students some interesting information about their home state or territ...
In this worksheet, students assume the role of themselves writing to a pen pal in the country they have researched, and then a response from...
In this worksheet, allows students some self-assessment and reflection, as well as a space for you to record your assessment and provide fee...
In this worksheet, students research and identify how their country is linked historically, culturally, politically or economically with the...
In this worksheet, students look up a number of key demographics for a series of countries and then use them to compare and contrast those c...
For this worksheet, students investigate how place has shaped where they live, and then do the same for the country they are researching. I...
For this worksheet, students begin researching the physical geography of their chosen country, and complete a Venn diagram comparing and con...
In this worksheet, students declare which country they intend to study during the unit, as well as some backups. This allows you to give the...
Recognise that we have many connections to different places, locally and around the world.
Recognise the influence communication has on our connections with other people.
To recognise that different groups of people can be connected to different places.
Recognise the connections between Indigenous Australian languages and our everyday language in Australia.
Recognise that First Nations Australians are connected to special places.
Use this Google Earth Scavenger Hunt activity to develop your students’ understanding of history and geography within their community, Austr...
This fun activity is an opportunity for your students to learn a little more about Tokyo, Japan's capital city. Students will hit the intern...
