Australian Curriculum Kits

Help students master Australian time zones with this engaging two-resource bundle designed for Years 2–6! This bundle combines an introductory Australian Time Zones lesson and cut-and-paste worksheet with a more advanced Time Differences extension pack, giving educators everything needed to teach time zones from foundational understanding through to real-world problem solving. Students will explore: Australia’s three main time zones States, territories, and capitals Why different time zones

Build students’ understanding of Australian time zones with this engaging extension lesson and worksheet pack designed for Years 4–6. 🇦🇺🕒 This resource helps students explore how and why time differs across Australia while developing practical problem-solving and time calculation skills. Through real-world scenarios, guided examples, and hands-on activities, students learn to compare times between states and territories using Australia’s three main time zones. Included in this resource: Teac

This Australian Time Zones Lesson & Worksheet is a hands-on learning resource designed for primary-aged students to explore how time zones work across Australia. The pack includes a simple teacher lesson introduction, class discussion prompts, an answer key, and an interactive cut-and-paste worksheet where students match Australian states and territories to their correct time zones. By combining visual learning, discussion, and hands-on activities, this resource helps educators introduce geograp

Purchase four awesome, hands on worksheets to teach your students about the Australian states, territories and capital cities, step by step. 1. Australian States and capital cities find a word - students can find and mark the state and territory names within the find a word. 2. Australian states and territory names - cut the names and paste them in place on the map of Australia. 3. Australian states, territories and capital cities - same as above but with the addition of capital cities. 4. Austr

Teach your students about the Australian States, Capital Cities and Territories! Students cut out the states and territories to paste them in place to form a map of Australia. Colour each state with its associated colour, then label each state, territory and capital city with cut and paste labels. A fun way to learn :)

Here's a fun way for your students to practice the more tricky times tables! After answering the sums, students can find the colours in the chart to complete the picture.

How much do you know about the Australian platypus? Teach your students about their habitat, features, what they eat and more with this information pack with comprehension worksheet included.

Help your students learn about Australian animals in a fun way with this crossword!

A project worksheet on homophones to use as a handout, homework or as part of an english vocabulary unit.

A project worksheet on similes to use as a handout, homework or as part of an english vocabulary unit.

How much do you know about the Australian koala? Teach your students about their habitat, features, what they eat and more with this information pack with comprehension worksheet included.

Information about the Sydney Opera House, its design, construction and other facts with follow up comprehension questions.

A comprehension worksheet on One Pound Jimmy, aka Gwoya Tjungurrayi - the Aboriginal man featured on the Australian $2 coin, the first Aboriginal featured on a postage stamp, and just an all round legend of a guy. Includes comprehension questions for students to review. Famous Australians in history

A look at the construction of The Sydney Harbour Bridge from design to construction, including photographs and a cut and paste project for students to complete a timeline of events.

An Australian animal dot to dot worksheet with a twist! Using letters and numbers join the dots together to find out what the animal is, with kangaroo facts included for clues and an added learning element.

Australian Aboriginal Art is very different to any other form of artwork. This document gives a description about its history, techniques and how they use art for communication as well as decoration. Included are some of the symbols commonly used in Aboriginal art and instructions for students to create their own piece based on what they've learned.

Locate Australian Native Animals within the find a word!

Locate each Australian State and Capital City within the find a word!

Students can join the dots from 1 - 32 to form a map of Australia, then colour and label the map with Australian states.

Learn about Australian damper, it's origins and where its name came from. Your students can then cook their own with the recipe included.