This unit is based on the Year 1 Australian Curriculum HASS Inquiry Skills, Knowledge and Understandings. Students explore time through phot...
This unit is based on the Year 1 Australian Curriculum HASS Inquiry Skills, Knowledge and Understandings. Students explore family structu...
This unit is based on the Year 1 Australian Curriculum HASS Inquiry Skills, Knowledge and Understandings. Students explore Australia on a...
Develop students' understanding of sequencing and chronological order with this dynamic presentation.
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.
Students will investigate the different stages of the human lifestyle and how they change over time.
In this lesson, students will investigate that certain activities take time and how time can move between months of the year.
Introduction to the new history, where students learn all about the sequence of time relating to human life stages and timelines.
This lesson students will answer the questions they came up with in the last lesson.
Students will use an imaginary time machine to travel back and pose questions to a family member.
This lesson will show students that things change for certain reasons and that changes are a good thing.
Students will compare their family life with the family life of the guest speaker.
Student will find out information about their guest speaker by posing questions.
In this lesson students will write questions to ask to their guest speaker in the next lesson.
In this lesson we will look at children from the past and how aspects of their lives are different or the same to ours today.
This lesson explores how the structure of a family is differs from student to student.
This lesson looks at families, what makes up a family. the similarities and differences between them.
In this lesson students will finish the final copy of their local habitat poster.
This lesson will require students to create a poster of a local habitat within their community.
This lesson looks at caring for a local habitat and why this is important to us all.
Students will learning about weather and how it differs in different local areas.
This lesson explores the managed and natural features of a community.
In this lesson students will investigate contructed features in their community.
Students will learn about the states and territories within Australia. Highlighting the capital cities of each state and territory.
