This is a terrific multi-purpose resource to have when studying Indigenous Australia or as a NAIDOC Week activity. It will also make a terri...
Get you classroom involved in NAIDOC Week activities! Decorate and use these NAIDOC Week themed wristbands in the lead up and during NAIDOC...
Get you classroom involved in NAIDOC Week activities! Create an engaging class NAIDOC display. Each student decorates a piece and after they...
Get you classroom involved in NAIDOC Week activities! Decorate and use these NAIDOC Week themed bookmarks in the lead up and during NAIDOC W...
In this lesson, students leant to understand how distance can influence our connection. They investigate why we often travel to some places...
In this lesson, students demonstrate their level of understanding of the connections we have to places. They provide the information yabout...
In this lesson, students learn to understand the connections we have with the world.
In this lesson, students learn that food also contributes to our connections. They learn to understand that we are connected to other countr...
In this lesson, students recognise the influence communication has on our connections, and learn to understand the various modes of communic...
In this lesson, students recognise the reasons why we are connected to places, and show connections to a place.
In this lesson, students recognise the connections between Aboriginal language and our everyday language in Australia, and how this connects...
In this lesson, students explain the connections that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples feel to the land, sea, sky and waterways...
Task outline for My Place Year 2 Unit Lessons 9 and 10 Information Report.
Write the Aboriginal name for your local place, write the name of the state/territory, illustrate your local place.
Cut and Paste the names of the oceans below and paste them on top of the labels in their correct location on the map of Australia.
Cut and Paste the names of the oceans below and paste them onto their correct location on the map of Australia. Write in the states.
This simple worksheet has been designed to assist students with demonstrating their knowledge of the location of the state/territory they li...
Reading comprehension tasks for the Australian Capital Territory.
Intervention: cut out the states and territory names. Match and paste them on top of their label on the map.
Extension: Write the name of each state and territory in the boxes.
Cut out the states and territories names. Match them to their location on the map.
Intervention/ support: Cut and paste imaginary line names on top of labels already on map.
Extension: Cut and paste imaginary line names onto world map
Cut, sort and paste the continents facts to the correct continent.
Cut and paste of the seven continents – paste on top of labels already outlined on map.
Cut and paste of the seven continents – without boxes for labels.
