Ned Kelly Australian Bushranger Activity Pack

With over ten activities and 40 pages, this is the ultimate Ned Kelly resource for your Australian History lessons

Ned Kelly is an Australian legend the ultimate Aussie larrikin. People love to hear the stories of his run-ins with police, his ability to avoid capture and his determination to bring to light the corruption of police and the wealthy elite. At the mention of his name images of Ned covered in cumbersome metal armour brandishing a shotgun immediately come to mind.

You can see exactly what is in the fantastic pack by checking out our preview video.

This great interactive 40-page resource pack includes a huge range of highly engaging activities including:

• Wanted Poster
• Ned Kelly Criminal File
• Comprehension Rap Sheet
• Testimony Analysis
• Character Profiles
• Juror Reflection
• Cause and Effect Spinner
• Fact and Opinion Files
• Compare and Contrast
• Criminal Timeline
• Persuasive Writing Set
• Ned Kelly Display Wall Banner *NEW*

Your students will enjoy reading the court testimony of both Superintended Hare and Ned Kelly and analysing each statement with carefully crafted activities to determine was Ned Kelly a hero or villain?

Check out the preview file and thumbnails to see exactly what you will receive in this activity pack Or even better check out our preview video here.

To make your life easier we have created a series of assembly videos which can be viewed on our Vimeo page. These videos are short and straightforward so you can display them on your IWB.

Please check out the thumbnails to see examples of the activities and pages you will receive in this Activity Pack. 

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Australian Curriculum * HASS * Australian History * Ned Kelly * Australian Bushrangers * Year 5 * ACHASSK110 * ACHASSI096 * ACHASSI097 * 

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