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ANZAC Day – 'Battleshots' Game
A super-fun game that your students will love! Particularly suitable for New Zealand and Australian classrooms that are looking for learning activities based around Anzac Day.
You’re in a trench above Anzac Cove. You receive a coded message from your Commander. Decipher the code and then prepare for battle against a classmate …
The game is based on the popular game of ‘Battleships’ but this game has an Anzac theme. Players give co-ordinates to destroy enemy targets in the area across from
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Australia Day Bingo Game with Calling Cards/Aussie Wildlife Bingo/ January 26th
Aussie Wildlife Bingo Game with Calling Cards for Australia Day/ 24 CardsJanuary 26thAustralia Day Bingo ExtravaganzaJoin the fun and celebrate Australia Dy with our unique Bingo game! Explore the beauty and diversity of Australia as you mark off iconic images and cultural treasures on your Bingo card. Formats Included:PDFEditable PowerPointJPEGPNGAll these digital files are in a zip folder.Related Product:Aussie Kangaroo:Kangaroo Paper Crown Printable Headband for Australia Day!CraftAustralia D
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Australia Animal Bingo
Australia Animal Bingo Printable - 50 Unique Australia Bingo Cards DIY Printable Game. Kangaroo, Koala, Bingo Printable Game- PDF BingoLearn about Australian Animals while you play this fun bingo game. You will receive one PDF file that contains 50 Unique Color Bingo Cards with 1 set of Color Calling cards Enjoy!► This listing is a digital instant download only. No physical product will be mailed.----------------------------------------------------WHAT YOU GET------------------------------------
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Australia Match it Game - Spot It, Say It
A quick, easy and fun Australian themed game that promotes focus, visual perception, speech and language skills and fine motor skills.Suitable for 2-8 players age 5+This download includes:- 57 cards that each include 8 Australian objects/images-Game instructions page-Image key: 4 pages of images used in game with written description under each - to assist with visual/verbal identification of objects if needed.To Use:-Print cards on cardstock/paper and laminate for re-use-Cut around each card rea
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Aboriginal Language - Gamilaraay Jeopardy Game
Who would like to have some FUN after teaching a few units of Gamilaraay words? Have I got the game show for you! GAMILARAAY JEOPARDY GAME!!! Six categories that will get your kids thinking, and up out of their chairs for a really good time. The Gamilaraay language is spoken in New South Wales, Australia.Game show categories include:Body PartsNumbersActionsBirdsAnimalsFamilyHaving problems or see a mistake? Not to worry! And please don't give feedback yet! Just drop me an email at donnadennishor
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Toy Mini Bricks - ANZAC Pictures
Hey Kmart Teachers and Families,Toy Mini Bricks – ANZAC Picture CardsIn this pack, there are 10 picture cards to support students to create the pictures and build their fine motor skills. The pictures included are an ANZAC biscuit, Poppy, Cross, Wreath, Rising Sun Badge, Rosemary, Medal, Dawn Service Sunrise, Memorial, and a Bugle. **Important Info - You will need at least 2 sets of TOY MINI BRICKS, I would buy 3 to be on the safer side as sometimes there are not equal amounts of each coloured b
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Ancient Egypt Word Search Puzzles
Learning vocabulary by word search puzzles with super cute pictures!
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Digital Escape Room - Australia
This digital escape room is sure to challenge and engage students as an introduction to the country of Australia, or as a stand-alone lesson.Students can work independently or collaboratively as they put their problem-solving skills to the test on a journey across the land down under, uncovering information on Australian culture and history. This escape room has 6 clues students must pass to complete. They are made up of a number of engaging activities including:Images and ReadingsCryptogramJigs
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Noongar Wana
Noongar Wana is a fun game between throwing students and defenders protecting the target. A cone or bowling pin is in the middle of the playing area, surrounded by defenders with hitting implements. Surrounding the defenders are players with dodgeballs trying to hit the bowling pin with a ball rolling or bouncing from an underarm throw. It is fast-paced action for the defender and a fun game of throwing for accuracy for the throwers. The action of the defenders is very similar to how one would b
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Aboriginal Language - Gamilaraay Guess the Number Game
The Gamilaraay language is spoken in New South Wales, Australia. It covers the areas of Walgett, up to Goondiwindi, down to Inverell and Tamworth, over to Gunnedah and Narrabri. This interactive game allows students to enjoy consolidating their knowledge of the numbers 1 to 10 in Gamilaraay language. Words included are;maal - onebulaarr - twogulibaa - threebuligaa - fourmaa - fiveyuli - sixguulay - sevengalay - eightmirraal - ninebanay - ten
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Aboriginal Language - Paakantji Interactive Family Game
This is an interactive PowerPoint game where your students can learn and consolidate their knowledge of the Paakantji language from the Bourke region in New South Wales, Australia. The focused words are family members.other - NgamakaFather - KampityaGrandmother - kurratya (father's mother)Grandmother - kantya (mother's mother)Grandfather - nguulka (father's father)Grandfather - ngathatya (mother's father)Son/ daughter - wimparraAunt - Muungkatja - lukuUncle - Waakatja - lukuBrother(older): kaaka
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Pucho Pucho Taui-malle
The original way this game was played was for young children. One child rolls a ball to another student, hitting it with a stick or cricket bat. They switch turns, and that is about the extent of the game. Sometimes two children pass a ball back and forth with sticks. For our older children, this game would become boring very quickly. So I took the essence of this game and made it a dynamic team-based sport.
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Edor
Edor is like a reverse Capture the Flag game. One team starts with the "flag," and they try to invade the other team to get to their back line. If the player with the flag is tagged while doing so, they give up the flag to the student who tagged them and sat down. The former tagger, now the flag holder, tries to invade the other team. As the game progresses, there will be fewer and fewer players to tag the invader. The invader is allowed to hand off the ball to someone else before running; they
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Famous People from Australia Bingo - (80) Different Cards - Print, Cut, Play!
Looking to teach more about Famous People from Australia?Well, this Bingo game is just the thing!Included are (80) different Bingo cards. Just Print, Cut, and Play!Names on the Bingo cards include:Hugh Jackman -ActorChris Hemsworth -ActorNicole Kidman -ActressKeith Urban -MusicianCate Blanchett -ActressRussell Crowe -ActorSteve Irwin -ConservationistPaul Hogan -ActorElle Macpherson -ModelKylie Minogue -MusicianMiranda Kerr -ModelOlivia Newton-John -Singer/ActressHeath Ledger -ActorMargot Robbie
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AUSTRALIA - GAME - HAPPY FAMILIES
AUSTRALIA - GAME - HAPPY FAMILIES - Text in ENGLISHHAPPY FAMILIES GAME RULES AUSTRALIALanguage : Text in ENGLISH2 to 4-6 players. Contains 60 cards divided in 10 families (Aboriginal people, animals, birds, clothes, Coral sea, food, marsupials, reptiles, sea animals, sports)- Aboriginal people : art – boomerang – didgeridoo – flag – Uluru – witchetty grubs- Animals : dingo – echidna – platypus – possum – quokka – red-back spider- Birds : black swan – cassowary – cockatoo – emu – kiwi – kookaburr
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Tarnambai
Tarnambai is basically the game fetch. A player from one team throws the ball as far as they can, and a player from the other team tries to retrieve it as quickly as they can. The first person to get their ball and run back to the group wins the race. The team with the most individual wins would win the overall game. This game can become very strategic. How teams line themselves up against their opponent could dramatically change the outcome of a whole game. Sometimes teams try to match their fa
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Diyari Koolche and Battendi
This lesson has two games they will play back-to-back. One is called Diyari Koolche, and the other is called Battendi. In Diyari Koolche, the students throw a ball against a wall so that the ricochet hits a target. This simple game may have been a preparatory game for the skill of boomerang throwing so the child could begin anticipating how a returning boomerang may travel. On the other hand, there is a chance it was just a fun game that also promoted hand-eye coordination. Whether they realized
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: (Boojur Kombang)
In this game called Boojur Kombang, some students will hide tennis balls while other students look for them while avoid being tagged. This game would traditionally be played on a beach, so it represents looking for crabs and other food on a beach. If an adult showed a child how to find a crab and then said practice looking for crabs, the child would quickly become bored soon after. However, suppose the child is taught how to look for food on the beach with a game. In that case, they will practic
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Traditional Indigenous Games Australia: Gorri
Gorri is a dodgeball-style game, except humans are not the targets; giant yoga balls are! Players from both teams roll and bounce the yoga balls back and forth, and their opponents try to hit them with dodgeballs. The throwers were successful if they could hit the yoga ball with enough force to move it out of its lane. Each throwing team faces the other, and gameplay is continuous since a missed throw goes to the other team for use. This game would help children with hand-eye coordination and tr
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Native Aboriginal Sports and Australian Rules Football
This series of lesson plans contains two Native Aboriginal sports (Woggabilir and Mangrook)and two other warm-up games designed to teach your students a modified version of Australian Rules Football. This packet includes background research detailing the origins and history of Woggabilir, Mangrook, and Australian Rules Football. These lessons integrate perfectly when the students are studying Australia in the classroom!
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Aboriginal Language - Gamilaraay Dhubayn Game
The Gamilaraay language is spoken in New South Wales, Australia. This product is the perfect way to give your students a fun and easy way to remember words in Gamilaraay language. These easy to use and play games are based on the body parts words. 5 game boards are included for the body parts words. Simply print (preferably A3 size), laminate, use the interactive spinner (or dice) and watch you students' Gamilaraay word knowledge soar!
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AUSTRALIA - GAME - BILINGUAL BINGO/LOTO BILINGUE
AUSTRALIA - GAME - BILINGUAL BINGO (ENGLISH and FRENCH) - 10 boardsAUSTRALIE - JEU - LOTO BILINGUE (FRANCAIS et ANGLAIS) - 10 planches
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Australia Day - January 26th Crossword Puzzle Word Search Bell Ringer
Ever been to the Land Down Under? Well, Janurary 26th is a day to consider. It's Australia Day! This mini-lesson includes a crossword puzzle and word search all about Australia. Makes for a fun bell ringer and a unique gift for your student that shares a Jan. 26th birthday.
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Halloween Gift Tags, School Halloween, Halloween Decor, Kids Halloween
Celebrate Halloween with these fun Halloween tags. Make tags to adorn a Halloween gift bag!1 pdf - 9 tags3 individual tags with colorful backgroundPdf file: 210x297 mm / A4Tag size : 50x85mmHOW TO USE1. After checkout you will be directed to a page to download your files instantly.2. THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY. No physical product will be shipped 3. Print the page.
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