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This comprehensive Year 9 Civics and Citizenship bundle is aligned with the 2026 Western Australian Civics and Citizenship curriculum and provides a complete, ready-to-use sequence of lessons exploring: Democracy and democratic values Australia’s political system and elections Political parties and representation Voting and preferential voting Informed citizenship and media influence Civic participation and community involvement Each lesson includes two detailed posters / information sheet

This bundle provides a complete sequence of 10 structured lessons aligned to the Year 7 Australian Deep Time History curriculum. Each lesson includes three worksheets that follow a consistent progression: learning the content → applying knowledge → analysing and evaluating.The unit covers key topics including: Measuring time in historyAboriginal peoples and migration to AustraliaSources and evidenceRock art and oral traditionsLand and water managementTools, technology, and astronomyHeritage and

This Year 7 History resource pack explores First Nations astronomy and knowledge of the night sky, with a focus on how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples used stars, constellations and sky knowledge to understand Country, Sea Country, seasons, navigation and cultural responsibilities. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource introduces students to the night sky as more than a scientific object of study. Students exam

This engaging A New Millennium: 2000–2023 resource helps students explore the major events, crises, conflicts, and transformations that shaped the United States in the early 21st century. The resource includes a full-color classroom poster and an accompanying worksheet that guide students through 9/11, the War on Terror, technology and the digital world, political polarization, social movements, the COVID-19 pandemic, climate concerns, and global instability. It is especially useful for lessons

This engaging America’s “Golden” Decade: 1920–1929 resource helps students explore the excitement, contradictions, and consequences of the Roaring Twenties. The resource includes a visually striking classroom poster and an accompanying worksheet that guide students through the Jazz Age, Prohibition, changing roles for women, economic prosperity, social tensions, and the stock market crash. It is especially useful for lessons on the 1920s, the Jazz Age, Prohibition, consumer culture, immigr

This engaging Castles Across Time resource helps students explore how castles were built, defended, and used across different societies. The pack includes three visually rich classroom posters and two student worksheets covering medieval European castles, Caernarfon Castle in Wales, and Himeji Castle in Japan. Students learn about castle design, defensive features, daily life inside castles, royal power, architecture, and how castles reflected both protection and status. The included project

This resource explores the immediate outbreak of World War I and the events that triggered global conflict. The posters outline key developments, while the worksheet supports sequencing, comprehension, and explanation tasks aligned with the Year 9 WWI curriculum. Includes 2 posters on the outbreak of WWI Worksheet supports sequencing and explanation skills Covers assassination, declarations of war, and escalation Encourages understanding of turning points in history Suitable for structured

This Year 7 History resource pack explores how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage is protected, conserved and respected today. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource helps students understand that heritage includes places, objects, stories, knowledge, language, cultural practices and connections to Country. Students examine the role of different people and organisations in heritage protection, including Traditiona

This Year 7 History resource pack explores threats to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and how cultural heritage can be protected, returned and conserved today. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource helps students understand that heritage includes places, objects, knowledge, stories, cultural practices, language, ceremony and connection to Country. Students investigate the impacts of colonisation, terra nullius

This Year 7 History resource pack explores First Nations technology and innovation in ancient Australia. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource helps students understand that technology is not limited to modern machines, but includes any tool, method or invention created to solve a problem. Students examine how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples used deep knowledge of Country, local materials and environmental cond

This Year 7 History resource pack explores how First Nations peoples used deep knowledge of Country to manage fire, land, food and water in ancient Australia. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource introduces students to important practices such as fire-stick farming, controlled burning, plant food management, grain and flour production, aquaculture, fish traps, water systems and scar trees. It also includes examples such as

This Year 7 History resource pack explores First Nations oral tradition as a powerful way of preserving knowledge, culture, history and connection to Country across generations. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource introduces students to oral tradition as more than storytelling. Students learn how spoken words, song, dance, ceremony, art, language and observation can pass on important knowledge about Country, ancestors, law

This Year 7 History resource pack explores ancient First Nations rock art, with a focus on the Kimberley region in Western Australia. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource helps students understand how rock art can be used as historical evidence, while also recognising its continuing cultural importance. Students learn about the location of the Kimberley, why its rock art is significant, and the main styles of rock art, incl

This Year 7 History resource pack helps students understand why studying ancient Aboriginal history can be complex, and why historians must use sources carefully and respectfully. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and fits well within a Deep Time History unit. The resource introduces students to the challenges historians face when studying the distant past, including damaged or lost evidence, the impact of colonisation, biased European records, and the importance of using Aborigi

This Year 7 History resource pack explores Sahul and the arrival of the first peoples of Australia, with a focus on both scientific evidence and Aboriginal perspectives. It is designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum and works well as part of a Deep Time History unit. The pack helps students understand how lower sea levels during the Ice Age connected Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea, and how the first peoples travelled through South-East Asia before reaching Sahul. It also introduces stude

This Year 7 History resource pack introduces students to the important foundation skill of measuring and understanding time in history, with a particular focus on Deep Time History and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on time. Designed for the 2026 Australian Curriculum, this pack helps students understand how historians organise the past using concepts such as deep time, timelines, BCE and CE, time periods, change and continuity. It also introduces students to different cultur

This engaging The Global Age: 1980–1991 resource helps students explore the major changes that shaped the United States and the wider world during the 1980s and early 1990s. The resource includes a full-color classroom poster and an accompanying worksheet that guide students through Reagan’s presidency, the final years of the Cold War, the AIDS crisis, environmental disasters, global conflict, technology, and the collapse of the Soviet Union. It is especially useful for lessons on Ronald Reaga

This engaging Cold War Anxiety: 1945–1960 resource helps students explore the early Cold War period, including the ideological rivalry between the United States and Soviet Union, the Korean War, McCarthyism, nuclear fear, the Space Race, postwar prosperity, and the beginnings of the modern Civil Rights Movement. The resource includes a colorful classroom poster and an accompanying worksheet designed to support visual learning, vocabulary development, and historical thinking. It is especially us

This engaging Two Worlds Meet: 1000–1607 resource helps students explore early encounters between Indigenous peoples and European explorers in North America. The resource includes a visually rich classroom poster and an accompanying student worksheet that focus on exploration, encounter, trade, conflict, disease, colonization, and cultural change. It is especially useful for introducing early U.S. History units on Indigenous peoples before colonization, European exploration, the Age of Explo

This engaging Lost City of Ani resource introduces students to the medieval Armenian city once known as the “City of 1,001 Churches.” Through two visually rich classroom posters and an accompanying worksheet, students explore Ani’s location near the modern Turkey–Armenia border, its role as a major Silk Road city, its religious and architectural importance, and the reasons for its decline and abandonment. The resource is ideal for lessons on medieval history, Armenia, Silk Road trade, reli