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Middle school australian history bibliography activboard activities
Simpson and his Donkey - World War One - ANZAC - Gallipoli
This resource is a six page PDF document about Simpson and his donkey.The first and second pages are the story of Jack Simpson's life and experience at Gallipoli. There are also three activity pages included in this resource. One page is a Y-chart on Jack's experience at Gallipoli, another is a timeline activity about Jack's life and the last activity is a research task about a recipient of the Victoria Cross. The last page of this resource is the answer sheet for the timeline activity.There is
Grades:
4th - 7th
Influential First Nations People - Posters (Australian)
14 x Posters of Influential First Nations Australians. This set of posters is a growing bundle including features of:Charles PerkinsOodgeroo NoonuccalAdam GoodesEddie Koiki MaboJohnathon ThurstonBronwyn BancroftCathy FreemanArchie RoachLinda BurneyGladys ElphickVincent LingiariJoyce ClagueNeville BonnerAlbert NamatjiraPlease do not redistribute these posters.
Grades:
4th - 12th, Staff
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Australian Version Jeoardy General Knowledge and Facts on Australia
A fun and engaging Australian version of a Jeopardy Style Game that is perfect to bond with your class and learn about Australia. I typically put the class into small groups and ask a member of the group to choose a color and number. That is the question that they have to answer. If correct they get one point. Then I move to the next group. Alternatively, the whole class answers, and then we tally up the points to get a winner.It also makes a perfect resource for Australian Day.I run it on an in
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Y7 Deep Time History Lesson 10: The Nations of Australia - Kinship, Land, Totems
Immerse your students in the fascinating world of First Australian nations in this engaging, skill-focused lesson!This download is the tenth lesson in my Deep Time History of Australia unit plan, 'The Nations of First Nations'. Lesson Goal: I can compare First Australian societies.It engages students to compare the similarities and differences between Ancient Australian groups through a mix of hands on interactive activities and scaffolded research and writing tasks.ツ ★ This product is one of an
Grades:
6th - 9th
Y7 History Lesson 6: Spreading Out - Migration, Super Highways, Curriculum 9.0
Help your students map the spread of people across Australia with this literacy skills focused lesson!This download is the sixth lesson in my Deep Time History of Australia unit plan, 'Spreading Out'. Lesson Goal: I can explain why First Australians spread across Australia.It explains to students how, why and where humans spread across Australia using super highways. A study of mitochondrial DNA in hair samples is studied before moving on to reading comprehension.ツ ★ This product is one of an al
Grades:
6th - 9th
NAIDOC Week - Music and English Lesson and Printable - For Our Elders
This resource includes an integrated NAIDOC Week Lesson Plan made of 23 digital slides that can be presented to your class on a smartboard or IWB. It also includes a 5 page pdf with a printable graphic organiser and detailed task instructions. This resource is designed by an Australian educator and made to suit the needs of educators across Australia. The unit plan links to Music and English outcomes in NSW for both Stage 2 and Stage 3, as well as content descriptors for the Australian Curriculu
Grades:
3rd - 6th
NAIDOC Week First Nation Integrated Unit Plan Inspiring Elders Primary Years 3-6
This resource includes an integrated NAIDOC Week Unit Plan made of 30 slides that can be presented to your class on a smartboard or IWB. Some slides are also designed to be printed and utilised as worksheets or shared and uploaded onto student devices when completing the various included tasks throughout the NAIDOC period. This resource is designed by an Australian educator and made to suit the needs of educators across Australia. The unit plan links to History and Creative Arts outcomes in NSW
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Let's Learn Dharug!
Summary:This lesson is designed to provide a number of different activities which involve the learning and exploration of the vocabulary of the Dharug language used by the indigenous peoples of Greater Sydney. It can be used as an individual lesson during NAIDOC week or as part of a unit of work in History or English where there is reference to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. The activities are designed to be completed using student devices or in a computer room and encourage st
Grades:
1st - 8th
An Early Australian Convict letter
A page and a half fictional letter from an Early Australian convict writing home to their family in England.
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Grades:
5th - 6th
Industrial Revolution to Colonisation of Australia
A 30 question Socrative quiz, which covers the impact of the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain and the factors that led to the colonisation of Australia and the settlement of Australia's first colony at Port Jackson, in Sydney. - Written specifically for Year 9 History - Australian Curriculum Standards- Ideal as a unit review, quiz or end of unit test- PDF and online code included.
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Marvellous Melbourne: The development of Melbourne during the Gold Rush
In less than a decade, the gold rushes transformed Melbourne from a rambling colonial service town to a metropolis with the confidence of a modern city. This quiz is a 15 question Socrative quiz, which covers the impact of the 1850's Gold Rush on the rise and development of Melbourne. (Covers places visited in Melbourne as part of the Golden Mile Walk)- Written specifically for Year 9 History - Australian Curriculum Standards- Ideal as a unit review, quiz or end of unit test- PDF and online code
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Grades:
8th - 10th
Australian Aboriginal Artist Rover Thomas.
This resource is part of a series that I use to teach my senior visual (yr12) art class. It is an introduction to the famous traditional artistRover Thomas was first and foremost a great painter. His paintings are a form of visual language where stories of ‘country’, present and past, are a counterpoint to his direct observation of the landscape and identifiable locations.I have a terms worth of content which I use to help with critical and cultural analyse of Australian Aboriginal Art.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Western Australia Day Word Wall Vocabulary
Enhance your classroom or learning environment with our Western Australia Day Word Wall Vocabulary set. This comprehensive collection of words and terms related to Western Australia Day provides a valuable resource for language development and cultural awareness.Featuring visually appealing and informative word cards, this word wall set is designed to engage students and promote a deeper understanding of Western Australian culture and its significance. Each word card includes a clear and concise
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Grades:
K - 6th
Famous Australians 1800's Year Five Inquiry
Students are tasked with researching one of the figures on Australia's Banknotes. Each person on these notes lived during the 1800s, with the exception of Queen Elizabeth II. This inquiry template sparks students interest and provides clear guidelines for the investigation, complete with teacher rubric.
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Reconciliation Day Lesson Plan for 5th Grade | Interactive Activities and Cultur
Welcome to our engaging lesson plan for Reconciliation Day, designed specifically for 5rd-grade students. This comprehensive resource includes a variety of fun and educational activities that promote cultural awareness, diversity, and inclusion.In this lesson plan, you will find interactive learning materials, group projects, and creative teaching strategies to help students understand the importance of Reconciliation Day. The curriculum focuses on fostering an understanding of history, multicul
Grades:
5th - 7th
Stolen Girl Reconciliation Writing
Writing task for Reconciliation Week based on Stolen Girl
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Grades:
1st - 6th
NAIDOC week - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Resources and Lesson Ideas
* Please follow my page to have access to more annotated bibliography's that I will be uploading in the future. I am taking requests for subject areas of interest that you require assistance with finding high quality texts/resources. This resource is an annotated bibliography (resource list) with accompanying lesson ideas that address the cross-curriculum area Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures. These resources can be used across all Key Learning Areas and modified to s
Grades:
K - 12th
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